Aurora are bright lights that shimmer in the skys that can constantly change in shape and size, also known as the Southern or Northern Lights. Aurora comes from the sun that burns so much energy, particals can shoot making a Solar Wind which can reach up to speeds of 750 km/ph.
Solar Winds can be damaging to the atmesphere in space and satellites, but the Earth is protected from its Magnetic field, because the Earth has a core that acts like a giant magnetic that rotates quickly, as the Magnetic field around our earth called the Magnetosphere that are from the South and North Pole, which acts like a sheild.
Not all particals are deflected, so it zooms its way, striking the oxygen and nitrogen atoms which light them up, producing those vibrant and rainbow colours. Aurora is also seen on other planets, such as Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Mars and Neptune.
I hope you've learn't lots more about Auroras, Aurora's have one of the best landscapes that you could ever view, personally, I've never seen one. Have you seen a Aurora before? What did it look like? Did it made you day when you saw it?
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