Northern lights over Polish:
On Tuesday, March 17 in the afternoon recorded 8. KP degree in the index, which measures the intensity of the Earth’s magnetic field disturbances. The storm is stronger, the greater the likelihood that the aurora can be seen from our country. Tuesday’s strength magnetic storm was 8, and this means that it can be observed in many parts of the Polish.
The Aurora is the result of solar activity. When our star emits a stream of charged particles, these flight paths that reach the Earth, are deflected by the magnetic field. Captured by electrons and protons move then along field lines, that is, the path in the shape of a helix. Collide with air molecules and cause them to glow on the principle similar to the neon lamps. Standing in the right place, we can enjoy the unfolding spectacle in the sky.
Auroras occur mainly behind the wheels podbiegunowymi, although under favorable conditions, such as the March 17, sometimes visible even in our country.
– Almost a larger part of Polish, you can now watch the aurora borealis, to a height of about 40 degrees above the horizon, różowopurpurowym color, green. Be sure, if you have the opportunity, the appearance of the windows north, do photos – called Charles Wojcicki Sky Planetarium Copernicus.
His appeal met with great response.
See photos and videos of the northern lights over Polish
Northern Lights as seen from space with:
International Space Station. NASA released photos of the aurora borealis unusual as seen from space. For the recording of this unique phenomenon filmed just before sunrise. The video was recorded on February 5 from the deck of the International Space Station by astronaut Terry Virtsa.
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