Northern lights in India? Here’s how to see Auroras tonight
A massive solar storm is expected to make the Aurora Borealis visible in parts of northern India, including Kashmir and Ladakh, on June 8, 2026. While the phenomenon is common in polar regions, this rare event is caused by high-energy ions interacting with Earth's magnetic field.
Why it matters
The event provides a rare opportunity for astronomical observation in regions where such phenomena are typically not visible, highlighting the impact of solar activity on Earth.
‘Aurora Borealis’, more popularly called ‘northern lights’, is expected to be visible in India on June 8, 2026. A massive solar storm is expected to make the beautiful phenomenon, commonly seen in Nordic countries such as Switzerland and Finland, a reality in the country.
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