Article published in Joca 201
On February 26 th, a phenomenon called the aurora borealis spread across the skies of the United Kingdom (formed by the countries of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland). It even reached cities in the south of England. Many locals were surprised as the effect can often only be seen further north on the continent and hardly reaches southernmost regions.
English cities including Kent, Cornwall, Shropshire, and Cambridgeshire were able to watch the light show, and several people shared images of the aurora online. The Met Office (UK’s national meteorological service) published on its social media some of the records made throughout the night and announced that the phenomenon could also be seen the next day.
It is a visual phenomenon that projects lights and colorful designs onto the sky. The aurora happens when solar winds (bursts of particles coming from the Sun) are attracted to the Earth’s magnetic poles — at the extreme north and south— and come into contact with the oxygen and nitrogen that are present in the atmosphere. When it occurs in the southern end of the Earth, the event is called aurora australis.
Sources: BBC, Brasil Escola, G1, Met Office and The Guardian.
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