Mysterious new purple aurora named 'Steve' by scientists

IBTimes 2018-03-16

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Citizen scientist photographers have captured a new kind of purple aurora in Canada and named it "Steve," which officially stands for Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement .

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