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Sheer Magic: Hypnotizing Space Footage of Southern Lights
Sheer Magic: Hypnotizing Space Footage of Southern Lights
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The southern lights (also called aurora australis) are similar to the northern lights but are observed in the Southern hemisphere, mainly in Australia, New... 25.04.2015, Sputnik International
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Sheer Magic: Hypnotizing Space Footage of Southern Lights
16:57 GMT 25.04.2015 (Updated: 19:24 GMT 19.10.2022) The southern lights (also called aurora australis) are similar to the northern lights but are observed in the Southern hemisphere, mainly in Australia, New Zealand, South America and Antarctica.
An aurora takes place when space particles enter the Earth's atmosphere and ionize it, resulting in breathtaking shimmery rays of light in the sky.
