Aurora (red dawn light) Borealis (North), Polar Lights or the Northern Lights are the natural astronomical phenomena. They are luminous arches, curtains or shafts of colored light visible in the night sky in the Northern region of the earth. They are found in the northern and southern hemispheres. They occur at higher latitudes (3° to 6° latitude) close to the poles in Canada, Antarctica, Norway, and Alaska. Northern lights are called aurora borealis and southern lights are called aurora australis. They have discharged particles from the sun that passes through the magnetic shield of earth and create light when they mix with atoms and molecules of oxygen and nitrogen gases while entering the earth’s atmosphere. Read More
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