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Spectacular Aurora Borealis In Norway
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Aurora Observatory in Senja Island, Norway has released a breathtaking video which shows what a magical experience the Northern Lights can be. The former term was coined by Galileo all the way back in 1619 and the natural light display occurs when the magnetosphere is sufficiently disturbed by the solar wind. Scandinavia is so famous for its Aurora Borealis, that some people even travel there to propose under the gorgeous lights.
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Aurora Observatory in Senja Island, Norway has released a breathtaking video which shows what a magical experience the Northern Lights can be. The former term was coined by Galileo all the way back in 1619 and the natural light display occurs when the magnetosphere is sufficiently disturbed by the solar wind. Scandinavia is so famous for its Aurora Borealis, that some people even travel there to propose under the gorgeous lights.
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Zoria Polunoczaja 7 years ago
I've seen it once, in 2005 in Rovaniemi. It was a great luck, as it hasn't been a very active Sun year, but I went for a night walk with some other Erasmus students and... suddenly a thin gray line appeared on the sky, then it got wider and greener...and started to play in a most beautiful heavenly way. This was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. Will remember it till the end of my life, hopefully :)
Helping Panda 7 years ago
That's a great question! This page has some answers: https://www.quora.com/What-did-medieval-Europeans-think-of-the-Northern-Lights
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Beatrice Alighieri 7 years ago
This is my dream. If there's *one* thing I still want to do in this life is to see an Aurora Borealis.
Zoria Polunoczaja 7 years ago
I've seen it once, in 2005 in Rovaniemi. It was a great luck, as it hasn't been a very active Sun year, but I went for a night walk with some other Erasmus students and... suddenly a thin gray line appeared on the sky, then it got wider and greener...and started to play in a most beautiful heavenly way. This was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. Will remember it till the end of my life, hopefully :)
Helping Panda 7 years ago
That's a great question! This page has some answers: https://www.quora.com/What-did-medieval-Europeans-think-of-the-Northern-Lights
Load More Replies... Beatrice Alighieri 7 years ago
This is my dream. If there's *one* thing I still want to do in this life is to see an Aurora Borealis.
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