What is an aurora?
Q: What is an aurora?
A: An aurora is a natural light display in the sky, also known as polar light, northern light, or southern light.
Q: Where are auroras usually seen?
A: Auroras are usually seen in the high latitudes, particularly in the Arctic and Antarctic regions.
Q: What causes auroras?
A: Auroras are produced when the Earth's magnetosphere is disturbed by the solar wind.
Q: What is the Aurora borealis?
A: The Aurora borealis is an aurora that appears around the North Pole, commonly referred to as the northern lights.
Q: What is the Aurora australis?
A: The Aurora australis is an aurora that appears around the South Pole, also known as the dawn of the south or southern lights.
Q: When can auroras happen and when can they be seen?
A: Auroras can happen at any time, but they can only be seen at night because their light is not as strong as the light of day.
Q: What legends are associated with the aurora?
A: Many legends are associated with the aurora in all countries where this phenomenon regularly occurs.
