Solar storm creates a brilliant aurora for the earth

Due to the geomorphologic impact of the big solar storm, many areas in the two hemispheres of the world can admire the phenomenon of aurora light yesterday.

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Solar Storm on March 17 plunged into the Earth with a large geomagnetic impact, which could affect the grid and the Global Positioning System (GPS).But this phenomenon also created a colorful light show of aurora in the sky over the US, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand yesterday.(Photo: CNN)

The aurora that appears in the northern hemisphere of the Earth is called an aurora north, or arctic light and is called aurora male when observed in the sky in the southern hemisphere.(Photo: CNN)

When the Sun storm created a large geomagnetic impact, people in some areas of the two hemispheres yesterday could observe this optical phenomenon.In the picture is the aurora north in Craven, Saskatchewan province, Canada.(Photo: CNN)

Blue strips of light on the Michigan state sky, USA.(Photo: CNN)

Aurora is seen from Mikhailovsky, in the Ryazan region of Russia.(Photo: RIA Novosti)

The characteristic of aurora is the appearance of colorful light in the sky at night.This phenomenon produces bright bands of continuous movement and change.(Photo: CNN)

The light of the aurora is generated by the interaction between solar particles and the Earth's atmosphere.The energy from collisions creates particles of light and makes particles glow.In the picture is a light movement in Latvia.(Photo: CNN)

"When charged particles attack the Earth's magnetic field in a higher atmosphere, collisions often produce more vibrant colors," says meteorologist Todd Borek of CNN.The stronger the solar storm, the farther away the area sees the aurora in the south.(Photo: CNN)

Solar Storm on March 17 was strong at level 4 and was considered a dangerous level in the 5-step ladder of the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) on geomagnetic impact.This is the strongest storm to attack Earth since 2013. (Photo: Chris Murray)

According to experts, the storm may affect the grid, track the map and locate.Its activities sometimes interrupt satellite communications, but there have been no reports in this case.(Photo: Chris Murray)

Aurora seen from Whitehaven Harbor, Cumbria County, England.The "light silk strips" appear most often between September and October, then are observed again around March and April. (Photo: Ade Fisher)

Most aurora are green, but in many cases they are pink or reddish.(Photo: CNN)