For decades, the idea of the aurora making a sound was dismissed as superstition or a psycho-acoustic illusion.

For decades, the idea of the Northern Lights making a sound was dismissed as superstition or a psycho-acoustic illusion, but scientists are increasingly convinced it is a real phenomenon.

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