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DEven
2/2/2014 04:37:03 am
cause the sun is reflecting off the ice
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Mrs.Song
2/2/2014 05:20:06 am
Great guess Deven, check again! :-)
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Sarah
2/3/2014 10:27:29 am
In the background you see the Northern lights.
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jamal
2/3/2014 11:24:09 am
In the background it`s the Northern Lights. Earth's atmosphere with charged electrons from the sun's atmosphere that`s why it`s near the artic
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Liam
2/5/2014 06:44:52 am
As the electrons enter the earth's upper atmosphere, they will encounter atoms of oxygen and nitrogen at altitudes from 20 to 200 miles above the earth's surface. The color of the aurora depends on which atom is struck, and the altitude of the meeting.
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Liam
2/5/2014 06:47:37 am
Please delete that Miss.Song
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cameron
2/5/2014 09:41:37 am
You can see the northern lights.
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Brendan
2/5/2014 09:48:18 am
The northern lights are in the background
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Sami
2/5/2014 11:18:05 am
The particles from the solar wind hit the Earth's atmosphere. Due to a combination of the magnetic lines running from the north to the south pole, and the electrical field around the particles as they enter the Earth's atmosphere, the particles travel along the lines until they reach the poles. As they enter the Earth's atmosphere they discharge energy creating light.
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Tessa
2/6/2014 12:04:08 am
We see the Northern Lights. They occur in the Arctic because the north pole is magnetic and it catch particles that are emitted from the sun. The gas in the atmosphere is what makes the colours.
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Liam
2/6/2014 07:33:32 am
The northern lights.
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JOE!!
2/6/2014 02:29:59 pm
What you see in the background are the northern lights. The northern lights are made out of megnetic fields in they artic.
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