северное сияние в Мурманске отеля Аврора Village на огромном озере на Кольском полуострове

In Murmansk, in the village of Aurora, where a hotel made of igloo houses is located on a dome, videos of tourists from Thailand cause genuine joy, watching the northern lights. The northern lights, also known as Aurora Borealis ("Morning Light"), were supposedly named by Galilee in 1623. The terminal combines the name of the goddess of the dawn, Aurora, and the name of the north wind, Boreas. So what is this mesmerizing phenomenon? The northern lights (and their counterpart in the southern hemisphere) are caused when charged particles of solar energy emitted by the Sun interact with air molecules in the Earth&atmosphere and release energy in the form of light. This process occurs in the polar regions where the Earth&magnetic fields converge. These very fields of force are the ovals of the northern and southern lights around the planet, which change and shift depending on the Earth&electromagnet and the increase in solar activity. Usually, the lights can be observed at an altitude of 60 and 75 degrees north latitude, including the northern regions of Canada, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Alaska and Russia, as well as the territory of Iceland. It is noteworthy that the northern and southern lights (aurora australis) are constantly constant, but due to seasonal observations, their observations in the same period of time are usually impossible. Visit murmansk.info Auroravillage.info #aurora #northernlights