2. If you have the opportunity to go to Alaska, you must go to see the charming Northern Lights and capture the ever-changing super "electro-optic show". You will also fall in love with the Northern Lights!
3. Occasionally, it will appear gorgeous red and purple, graceful and mysterious.
4. The place where the Northern Lights disappear day and night is boundless, the cape and the end of the world.
There is always a bright and beautiful glow at night. It floats lightly and flashes at the same time, emitting red, blue, green and purple light. This magnificent and moving sight is called aurora.
6. The Northern Lights are diverse, colorful and beautiful, and nothing in nature can match them. Any colorful aurora sometimes appears for a short time, just like the fireworks of the festival flash in the air and disappear without a trace; Sometimes it can shine in the sky for hours; Sometimes like a ribbon, sometimes like a flame, sometimes like a colorful giant screen; Some colors are changeable and endless; Some are just silvery white, like cotton wool and white clouds, solidified; Some of them are unusually bright, covering up the brilliance of the stars and the moon; Some are very light, like a bunch of moss; Some structures are simple, like a curved arc, showing a light green and reddish tone; Some are like colored silks or ribbons thrown into the sky, flying up and down; Some are as soft as scarves, fluttering in the wind, showing purple and crimson colors; Sometimes the aurora appears on the horizon, just like the morning light; Sometimes it is as bright as camellia and red; Sometimes the aurora gathers together, just like a curtain; Sometimes it shoots many beams, just like a proud peacock, flying with the wings of a butterfly.
7. It is difficult for a brush to draw that unpredictable dazzling light in the cold Arctic air.