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Northern Lights take over Colorado sky – is there a chance to see them again tonight?
Northern Lights take over Colorado sky – is there a chance to see them again tonight?
Northern Lights take over Colorado sky – is there a chance to see them again tonight?

Published on: 11/12/2025

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By now, anyone who looked at the sky above Colorado last night or happened to peruse social media is probably well aware that the Northern Lights put on quite a show. Perhaps one of the strongest showings in Colorado in modern history, pink and green hues were even visible to the naked eye in some […]

News Source : https://www.denvergazette.com/2025/11/12/northern-lights-take-over-colorado-sky-is-there-a-chance-to-see-them-again-tonight/

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