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Behind each hue lies a wealth of scientific insight waiting to be interpreted. Let your imagination roam as you take in the rich, coded language of the cosmos.

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These colors tend to be seen at the lower part of the display. The most common color for auroras is green, as the human eye is most sensitive to green in the visible color spectrum.

A common question follows: “Is the universe really that colorful?” The short answer is no. While these images may appear visually stunning, much of their color is not what the human eye would actually ...