Northern kukui, i ka mea a ka mea kupaianaha kŰia?

Northern Lights manawa a me kona nani. Ko kākou mau kūpuna i manaoio i keia halawai kŰia hāpai i ka make māinoino o ke kanaka a me ka maikaʻi nō. He nui nā kupa o ka Nordic aina nō manaoio ana e ike holaKahua - mea he ino hōʻailona. Hiki no paha keia kŰia maoli pilikia? A i 'ole ka mea like he figment o kahiko kānaka?

No ke aha lā i loaʻa holaKahua?

Inā mākou i kāpaeʻia i nā kaʻao a me kaao, a lawe i loko o hookolokoloia'na lakou ia wale nō ka 'epekema hoakaka, ka kŰia o ka holaKahua hiki e hoopuni wehewehe. Ka Honua He He nui Mākēneki, ke kahua laina i i kinoea mai ka wahi o ka North Pole, hoopuni i ka Honua, a hele aku i loko o ka South Pole. Sun "hoʻopakele" o ka honua i ka ili honua o ka pele o electrons a me protons, na (particles) e holo ai i ka ikaika laina, ua ionized kinoea nā lātoma a me nā'ātoma. Papa mai nā lātoma a me nā'ātoma hoʻomaka i ka pāhawewe hou ikehu i ke ike i ka malamalama he ākeaʻano o ka malu.

Interestingly, o ka omaomao a me ka ulaula luminescence ikeia like me ka hopena o ka excitation o ka o oxygen nā'ātoma, welaʻula a me ka lila - ionized naikokene nā lātoma. Ua huli mai i ka holaKahua - ka AaOIeIOUIeXAOAaIN o ka ikehu lā (particles) me mākou magnetosphere.

pilikia loa infrasound

Ua Ua ho'āʻo ai i ka Polar glow paha ke haʻahaʻa-alapine (frequency)ʻume mākenēki hawewe. Ka mea, i kinoea i loko o ka laulā o kahi o 8-13 Hz, i mea akin i kekahi mau lolo rhythms. O kŰia Ua pu aku la keia ma ka biologicallyʻeleu infrasound. ʻepekema, e olelo aku nei ia infrasound hiki kulia unpredictable 'ole ma luna o ka mea'ōnaehana mānowai koko'ōnaehana a me na kanaka lolo.

Eia hou kekahi, infrasound - ka mea, o ka originator o na mea he nui au i na ino e i hanaia i loko o ke kai. Ua Ua manaoio ia infrasound loko o 7Hz e hiki alakai i ka make ana o ke kanaka, no ka mea, ke kumu kamakawiwo ole o ka mea na nā loko, a me keia hiki aku i ka naʻau ole.

Kahi a me ka wā e hiki ke ike i ka akau kukui?

Polar glow ikaika hilinaʻi nui i poe hope. Alaila, o ka mea kiekie oia ka mea hope, o ka nui wale, e hoomaka'kiu aku i keia mea kupaianaha kŰia. Ka lani pono e akaka, a me ka malie - ke kūpaleʻana. I ka loa a pau e pono manawa no ka hālāwai me ia - mai ka 10 pm a hiki i ke aumoe. Northern Lights (Picture hōʻike keia kŰia i loko o nā mea a pau kona nani) ua maikaʻi loa i ka malamaia, mai October a hiki i Ianuari.

E ike i keia kŰia maoli e ia i loko o ka Polar wahi o ka akau'āina.

1. Norway. Ma waho aʻeo i ka'ākau kukui,ʻaneʻi he mea kekahi hanana kŰia - ao hohonu uliuli.
2. 'Āina Hao. Eia naʻe, i loko o hoʻokiwikā wahi ia mea loa paakiki, e ike i ka holaKahua borealis, pinepine ia mea hiki ke contemplate waho o ka noho.
3. Finland ('ākau wahi). Ma keia aupuni, he 'ano uuku kiʻekiʻe o ka lewa haumia ea, no laila, i ka akau kukui malaila oe e ike 200 manawa o ka makahiki.
4. Rusia. I ko kakou aupuni, e malama iaʻike manaʻo i loko o Yakutsk, Murmansk, Salekhard, Taimyr, a ma ka hapanui'ē aʻe akau pāhili.
5. Alaska.
6. Kuekene (Kiruna).
7. Greenland (hema).

Oiaio, he oiaio kupaianaha maoli kŰia! Northern Lights fascinates kona nani miliona o kanaka me. He nui kanaka moe o ka ike ana a me ko lakou mau maka i kēia nani loa kŰia. Mea a pau e i loa ike aku la i keia mea kupanaha o ko ke ao nei, eʻaʻole e hiki ke hoopoina ia a mau loa aku.