Northern lights are considered a rare natural phenomenon. On Sunday, March 13, 2022, they could even be seen in northern Germany. Responsible for this: a solar storm.
Hamburg – honestly: Who hasn’t always wanted to marvel at the Northern Lights? The rare natural phenomenon is primarily associated with the Scandinavian countries of Finland, Norway and Sweden. The northern lights can be seen particularly well from here. The colorful natural spectacle can also be admired from Iceland. The situation is different in Germany. Here you look into the proverbial tube – up to a long time. Because a solar storm on March 13, 2022 should make it possible for those northern lights to be conjured up over northern Germany*.
Northern lights in northern Germany: solar storm could enable natural phenomenon on March 13, 2022
It seems within the realm of possibility that polar lights will light up the night sky* over northern Germany. A colorful spectacle that really cannot be admired every day and invites you to enjoy it in silence. A peaceful moment of bliss if you will. But how do the northern lights come about in the first place?
This is related to a solar storm threatening Earth on Sunday, March 13, 2022. Science had communicated this through intensive research, observations and analyses. “A coronal mass ejection will pass close to Earth and deal a fleeting blow to our planet’s magnetic field,” it says in this context.
Solar storm hits Earth’s magnetic field – and in the worst case could lead to a technical apocalypse
But what does this mean for the earth? The solar storm could produce the auroras described above over northern Germany. However, it is also to be expected that disruptions and damage could occur. Precisely due to the fact that the solar storm hits the earth’s magnetic field* and could lead to minor complications.
Basically, the terrestrial effects of a solar storm vary, much depends on the strength. In the worst case, a technical apocalypse* is even assumed. This would also have a massive impact on medical care, and the economy would also be significantly affected.
A sun storm and a clear sky speak for northern lights over northern Germany – also in Hamburg
Problems are one thing a solar storm can bring. The positive sides in the form of the northern lights are the other. Green glowing lights suddenly appearing in the firmament due to a magnetic storm. And even in northern Germany. Hamburg could also witness the natural spectacle that, in addition to the Scandinavian countries, is usually granted to people in Iceland or Canada.
So: In this regard, hope for a strong solar storm and a clear sky in order to finally be able to witness the natural spectacle of the northern lights. A natural event that can not only appear in the Arctic Circle, but may even enchant people in northern Germany. * 24hamburg.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
