The sky of New Zealand has a magical blue light in the earthquake

Many New Zealanders said last night that they saw a miraculous light in the sky, a phenomenon that happened before, during and after the earthquake and has been known for centuries, the Stuff site reported.

The videos posted online show some mysterious light illuminating the capital Wellington when the 7.5 magnitude earthquake rocked central New Zealand last night.

The sky of Wellington's capital has turned into a strange green, creating a rare natural phenomenon.

It is unclear whether last night's light in New Zealand was a good phenomenon or something else, but there is a theory that the tectonic layers of the earth's crust collided with electricity and emitted light. that morning.

Earthquake struck after a strong earthquake in New Zealand.

The experts of National Geographic call it "earthquake" , caused by the electronic nature of some rocks when they collide under great tectonic pressure.

"Earthquake" has many different forms and can remain in the sky for a few minutes.

TVNZ page said this phenomenon has been recorded for centuries. The hypothesis is that the movement of the rock can produce an electromagnetic field, and this electromagnetic energy then intensifies to create a photovoltaic current in the sky.

Christchurch also experienced a similar phenomenon in the 2010 earthquake.

In 1888, before a major earthquake struck the Hanmer area, a strange light appeared in the sky.

A recent study showed that hundreds of people saw strange light emitted during an aurora-like earthquake from 1600 to the 19th century.