A group of northern lights tour guides have captured an image of rare pink auroras following a powerful solar storm this month.
Earlier this month, a group of northern lights chasers managed to capture images of rare pink auroras after a solar storm slammed into the Earth’s atmosphere. The resulting auroras were created after the storm ripped a hole in the Earth’s magnetic field, allowing highly energetic solar particles to penetrate deep into our atmosphere.
It was this unusual depth that allowed the storm to form the rare pink auroras that are on display in the image. It was captured by a group of northern lights tour runners known as. The service has a Facebook page where they share images of auroras and other spectacular light events for all to see. The tour leaders, who have over 1,000 tours under their belt, have shown a huge success rate at showcasing auroras to any tourists traveling with them. And, with this newest image of rare pink auroras, we’ve been given an even more amazing look at the spectacular light shows that nature often puts out.
This isn’t the first time that auroras have blasted a hole in our atmosphere, either. Previously, scientists believed that
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