'(<a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2011-02-22_DJ_03.jpg" target="_blank"><i>National Geographic</i> photographer Paul Nicklen presents the clue.</a>)  It took years to get a shot of the red aurora borealis; charged particles in the "wind" from this celestial body collide with oxygen in Earth's magnetic field to produce the hue'
the Sun
RED THINGS: It took years to get a shot of the red aurora borealis; charged particles in the wind from this celestial body collide with oxygen in Earths magnetic field to produce the hue
It took years to get a shot of the red aurora borealis; charged particles in the "wind" from this celestial body collide with oxygen in Earth's magnetic field to produce the hue
It took years to get a shot of the red aurora borealis; charged particles in the "wind" from this celestial body collide with oxygen in Earth's magnetic field to produce the hue
RED THINGS
the Sun
RED THINGS