It would not be wrong to say that the auroras, or more commonly known as the northern (also known as the polar) lights, are one of the most beautiful sights we can encounter in the world. You can find more information about this magnificent natural phenomenon here.
This natural phenomenon, which takes place in the South and North Pole and reveals fantastic images, has now been viewed in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden with a population of 975,000, located on the Scandinavian peninsula in Northern Europe.
Observable from the city due to a tear in the Earth’s magnetic field
Kjell Olauson, Head of the Swedish Örebro Astronomy Department, stated that the northern lights can be observed in Stockholm in the statements made to the state television. It was also among the statements made by the authorities that this visual feast could be viewed in the sky of the city due to a rupture in the magnetic field of the Earth.
Olauson stated that he was surprised and said, “The latest data we have revealed that a rupture has formed in our planet’s magnetic field. The strong wind blowing in the region also revealed the magnificent dance of these lights, which can be observed from Northern Europe.
Stating that this magnificent natural phenomenon can be seen in countries such as Germany and Poland in the coming months, Olauson said, “The magnetic field of the Earth, together with the atmosphere, acts as a shield against the rays coming from the Sun. he sees. Some tears in this magnetic field also cause these colored lights to reflect more strongly into the sky. ”
Here are some images from the city
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