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The solar flares are often accompanied by a coronal mass ejection, which is a huge bubble of magnetised gas blown outwards from the sun. The colours seen in the sky are due to the type of gas particles that are colliding, for instance the most common colour — a pale yellowy-green — is produced by oxygen molecules located about 60 miles above the Earth while an all-red sky is produced by high altitude oxygen about miles up, meanwhile the blue and purplish-red colours is the result of nitrogen. The colours are also affected by altitude with green lights appearing up to miles high in the sky, red above miles, blue usually up to 60 miles and purple and violet above 60 miles. Others swear of hearing electrical, crackling sounds from the sky. For thousands of years the Northern Lights have been the source of speculation, superstition and simple awe with cave paintings in France dating back 30, years having recorded the amazing phenomenon. In superstitious times the lights have thought to be a precursor to conflict or disaster. It was not until when the astronomer Galileo Galilei used the name aurora borealis to describe the lights with the name having been inspired by the mythical Roman goddess of the dawn Aurora and the Greek name for wind of the north, Boreas. During times of active solar flares the lights can even be seen as far south as Dancing in the Light top of Scotland and even norther England. When there are levels of particular heightened activity on the sun, multiple solar flares can lead to amplified Northern Lights that can be seen right down to the northern parts of the United States. For example, in one extremely rare occasion the lights have been seen even further south with European settlers in New England in seeing Dancing in the Light lights. In parts of Norway and Finland people can see the Northern Lights every other clear night. To bunk a commonly-held view that the Northern Lights only come out during winter, the lights are actually present year-round. It is just that we cannot see them when the nights are light as the background sky has to be fairly dark for the lights to be observed.