True, The northern lights are glowing lights typically seen near the Arctic Circle., The solar wind is a continuous flow of charged particles from the sun. , When charged particles collide with gases in the atmosphere, it causes the gases to glow. , Experts explain that the increase in northern lights is connected to the sun’s activity cycle. , The temporary change offers a special opportunity for sky observers., False, People usually travel far south to see the aurora borealis. , The aurora borealis is caused by the moon releasing charged particles. –, The sun is currently near the lowest point of its activity cycle., People living farther south will never be able to see the northern lights.

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