The Dancing Lights in the Northern Hemisphere

As long as the solar system is already moving, the dance light aurora will spread to the skies of us and other planets. In 1619, Galileo Galilei made the word "Aurora Borealis" after the Roman goddess Aurora. I mistakenly thought that the aurora he saw was caused by the sunlight reflected from the atmosphere. (Angelopoulos, 2008). In 1741, Hiorter and Celsius pointed out that a polar aurora is accompanied by a perturbation of the magnetic needle. In 1820, Hans Christian Olsted found electromagnetism.

Why do people express Aurora as dancing? When I saw them dancing in the sky, most of the people we met saw the aurora. For a while, everyone who has lived in Northern Norway aims for your favorite Aurora, but usually happens when you can hardly expect. Aurora teases us on its unpredictability. Our Northern Light Guide F states it as follows. "One night, when I hiked in Europe and entered Northern Norway in the fall, I suddenly fell asleep after a long day of walking.The horizon is bright and green, keeping me a couple of hours Another British family said their favorite witness was the night of ice fishing in Sweden. Clouds will open, stars will appear and green, pink light will shine on their heads as they concentrate on taking dinner

Derived from the atmosphere on the surface of the earth, the aurora can be seen during the dark at the polar of the northern hemisphere. There is a similar light in the southern hemisphere. Antarctica and aurora are the same phenomenon. When you have a Northern Lights display, you will also have the same big Southern light display. The only reason we have not heard about the light of Antarctica is that there are not many villages in Antarctica. Antarctic light occurs around the Antarctic geomagnetism. The scientific name of Antarctic light is Aurora Australis.