Sorry, but pictures from space show no such phenomena. They do show the auroras over the poles, but there's no evidence whatsoever of the same thing anywhere else.

Plus a simple light meter is enough to demonstrate that the visible band electromagnetic energy being received during daylight on the Earth comes from the Sun.

Then there's the total energy output of the Sun, which, when divided by the surface presented by the Earth at 93 million miles, fits with great precision into the amount of energy received from said body.

Auroras are pretty and sometimes disrupt communications, but that's about it.

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