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Aurora (or aurora) appears over the high magnetic latitudes of the earth, which is a colorful luminous phenomenon. Aurora is produced by the high-energy charged particle flow (solar wind) from the earth's magnetosphere or the sun exciting (or ionizing) molecules or atoms in the upper atmosphere.

Aurora is most likely to appear before the vernal equinox and autumnal equinox, and it appears more frequently in spring and autumn than in Xia Dong. However, according to the data of NASA's "THEMIS" mission in 2007, the earth's position intersects with the "magnetic cable" most during the vernal equinox and autumn equinox, and this result is not due to the alternation of four seasons. In addition, when there are many sunspots, the frequency of aurora is also large.

Aurora, the goddess in charge of the Northern Lights in Norse mythology.

Aurora, the goddess of weaving in ancient Roman mythology, is in charge of the Northern Lights and represents the dawn before sunrise. Aurora borealis is a beautiful gift from nature, and aurora is a goddess full of hope and expectation.

Aurora is the goddess of dawn in Roman mythology, which is equivalent to Ios in Greek mythology. Aurora is a beautiful goddess who flies to the sky every morning and announces the dawn to the earth.

It is said that she ranks third, her brother is Helius, the sun god, and her sister is Celine, the moon god. She is sometimes called Aurora, but most of the time she is still called the goddess of dawn, because the Greek in Aurora is the first light that turns night into day!

Aurora has four sons, four Fengshen, east wind, west wind, south wind and north wind. Others say that her child is actually Lucifer (not the devil, but the morning star of Rome). Myth says her tears are dew. When she was sad, she flew into the sky and shed tears at the same time, and the tears turned into dew in the morning.

Aurora is not a very famous goddess, and few literary stories have mentioned her. Only Shakespeare mentioned her name in Romeo and Juliet.

One of the most famous stories about Aurora is the story of her and her husband. Legend has it that Aurora fell in love with a mortal and knew that she could not love him, but she could not give up her love. So she prayed to her father Zeus and asked Zeus to give her husband magic so that he would never die, so that they could be together forever!

Zeus agreed to Aurora's unfriendly invitation, but he repeatedly warned her that if she made a wish, she could not take it back. Aurora agreed.

However, Aurora forgot to ask Zeus that her husband won't get old at the same time, so her husband is getting older, but he won't die. Aurora found that she was wrong and ran to Zeus, hoping that Zeus would take back his wish. Of course Zeus can't do it. Aurora promised that the spell would never be reversed!

Aurora was heartbroken, and her husband groaned every day, but he couldn't die, so Aurora turned him into a grasshopper and left him.

It is said that this is also the reason why the grasshopper keeps barking every day, because it always wants to die but can't, so it groans all day.

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