Friday, July 3, 2020
Southern Lights
These lights are called aurora these are normally green but sometimes can be red blue orange and if your lucky you can see pink they come from the sun and take 40 years to reach us the best place to see them is in Antarctica The Solar wind comes into contact with the gases in the Earth's atmosphere and the Earth's magnetic field. This causes the gases in our atmosphere to light up Nitrogen in the air 60 miles above the planet's surface reacts with the plasma in the solar wind and turns the sky blue
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