Just weeks ago, the northern lights lit up the night sky for people all across the United States and beyond. This celestial event is common in places like Alaska, but for those in southern states like Florida, this was a particularly breathtaking sight. This was made possible for a few reasons. First, there was a powerful geometric storm — the most powerful one in more than two decades, in fact. Second, this storm took place during May’s new moon. That means there was less moonlight in the night sky, making the northern lights even more visible. How incredible is it that all of those things aligned so we could enjoy such a beautiful sight? Well, if you think that’s incredible, wait until you hear what some experts are saying: We may see a similar event sooner than you think! Visit Greenland / Pexels Turns out, the sun has an 11-year activity cycle, and we very well may be in the middle of what’s known as its solar maximum. As a result, sunspots appear more frequently. These trigger powerful solar flares that make geometric storms possible. So, when next month’s new moon rises on June 6, we may be in for another treat. Another Northern Lights Show May Be Visible Next Week! “It will align nicely,” Ryan French, a solar physicist at the National Solar Observatory (NSO) in Boulder, Colorado, says. “As soon as the sunspot starts to appear, we will enter the window of opportunity [for solar flares].” Although we won’t know for sure who all will get a view of the northern lights until we’re closer to June 6, it’s awesome that more of us still have a chance! Best of all, this likely won’t be our last chance of the year — 2024 truly is the year for celestial events. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Missed May’s Northern Lights? You Could Have Another Chance To See Them Soon! appeared first on InspireMore.

The latest season of The Voice gave us some of the most talented singers to date. Much to the delight of fans, Asher HaVon, a member of Reba McEntire’s team, was crowned the champion! Still, fans can’t forget the other contestants they fell in love with — that includes Donny Van Slee, another Team Reba member. Like many contestants before him, his career in music isn’t ending with his run on The Voice. In fact, it seems Donny has a renewed sense of purpose after such an amazing time on the hit show. During Memorial Day Weekend, fans spotted the talented singer out and about in Nashville busking. Based on a photo that Donny shared on social media, it appears he was by The Parthenon in Centennial Park. This popular spot in the city must have made for the perfect place to belt out some tunes! View this post on Instagram A post shared by DONNY VAN SLEE (@donnyvanslee) Donny created a sign to let folks know he was a member of Team Reba — and couldn’t be more proud! Because despite not being crowned the winner, he couldn’t be more grateful for the opportunities he was given and the memories that were made during that time. Nashville Park Gets Delightful Performance by Former Voice Contestant Donny Van Slee In fact, Donny shares that so much more happens during the competition than fans get the chance to see on TV. This includes all of the time spent bonding with fellow contestants, many of which have become friends, it seems. “I truly cant even begin to explain how amazing of an experience it was to be apart of this show,” Donny writes. “The best part of it all was how close we all became jamming by the pool, in the hallways, and in our rooms. I love you guys from the bottom of my heart and so excited to watch everyone’s careers unfold.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Former “The Voice” Contestant Spotted Busking On The Streets Of Nashville appeared first on InspireMore.

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