The sun has unleashed a powerful burst of energy, sending a wave of charged particles towards Earth.
This solar storm, called a coronal mass ejection, could create a beautiful display of aurora borealis, or Northern Lights, across parts of the United States.
The best viewing locations are expected to be in the northern and upper Midwest states, from New York to Idaho.
While the storm is intense, it's not unusual and poses no risk to life on Earth, thanks to our planet's protective magnetic field.
