Auroras are natural light displays that form 60-1,000 km above Earth when energetic solar particles collide with atmospheric molecules, releasing light; they appear as glowing rings around Earth's magnetic poles from space, with rare phenomena like the purple auroral corona captured in 2004 above Harstad, Norway, demonstrating that Earth's most spectacular light shows are powered by the sun.
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This purple crown in the sky sits higher than any plane, mountain, or tower ever built. Auroras occupy a realm 60 to 1,000 km above Earth, far beyond where anything human-made can reach.
They form when energetic electrons and protons from the sun slam into molecules in our atmosphere, [music] releasing light.
From space, a full aurora appears as a glowing [music] ring around Earth's magnetic poles.
This rare purple auroral corona was captured in 2004 above Harstad, Norway, [music] a reminder that Earth's most spectacular light show is powered by the sun itself.
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