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Several U.S. states may see the northern lights on September 8 and 9, with Alaska having the highest likelihood. The phenomenon occurs when solar activity causes charged particles to interact with Earth's atmosphere, creating visible "ribbons" of light. The visibility depends on solar winds and magnetic storms, influencing the aurora borealis's appearance across certain regions.
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