Global Auroras Sparked by Intense Solar Storm

Rare celestial displays visible worldwide due to a series of powerful solar flares and coronal mass ejections.

Auroras, typically seen near the poles, observed as far south as Indiana and California following recent solar activity.
NOAA reports upcoming intensification of geomagnetic storm, potentially affecting communication and power systems.
Meteorologists and astronomers note this phenomenon coincides with a peak in the sun's 11-year activity cycle.
Viewers in the UK and parts of the US report extraordinary sightings; experts advise optimal viewing conditions.
Technological disruptions, while rare, include potential GPS and radio communication issues during peak solar storm periods.