een, red, and purple lights visible across northern and central regions of Norway. Sightings were reported for extended periods, exceeding typical auroral intensity and geographic range. Space weather experts stated that storms of this magnitude are uncommon and closely associated with the Sun’s current phase of elevated activity within its 11-year solar cycle. Monitoring agencies placed satellite operators, power grid managers, and aviation services on alert due to the potential risks posed by geomagnetic interference. Strong solar storms can affect satellite communications, GPS navigation, radio signals, and electrical infrastructure. Norwegian energy and telecommunications authorities reported increased monitoring during the event but said no major disruptions or outages had been recorded. Scientists noted that the storm provided valuable data for understanding solar behavior and improving forecasting systems designed to mitigate risks from future space weather events. Further solar activity is expected in the coming months as solar conditions remain heightened. Experts continue to monitor the Sun for additional eruptions that could impact Earth.