Beautiful aurora covers the famous Mackinac Bridge

People have posted many beautiful images and clips on the aurora phenomenon - "Northern aura" in Michigan sky (USA).

The best view of the aurora is on the shores of Lake Mackinaw, looking in the direction - one of the longest, most beautiful bridges in the world and famous for being associated with the landscape and interesting natural phenomena.

The 43-second clip quickly spins the time from the early morning to the peak of his appearances Dustin Dilworth (Gaylord, Michigan) posted on facebook probably the most shared images:

According to NASA, aurora occurs when cosmic particles touch the Earth's atmosphere. These particles are electrons that originate from the outer space of the atmosphere but are still affected by the earth's magnetic field.

The meteorologists in the country forecast the aurora will appear before so many people have flocked here to observe the aurora, a phenomenon also called the "Northern aura" by the American people .

Aurora covers Mackinac bridge.

When entering the atmosphere, cosmic electrons transmit energy to oxygen and nitrogen molecules in the air, stimulating the nuclei of these molecules and creating small energy explosions. Countless of these energy explosions merge into colorful and colorful aurora.

Michigan residents say this is not the first time an aurora appears. The geographical location, climate, and environment here have created favorable conditions for many interesting natural phenomena.