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00:00 Aurora Borealis is a rare sight to be seen in many parts of the world, aside from Iceland and Norway.

00:07 It is the reason for the strong solar storm experienced in the last two decades.

00:12 Here is the first news of Darlene Cai.

00:14 Aurora is in the news.

00:20 It's not a province.

00:22 It's not a road.

00:28 If not, the colorful dancing lights in the sky.

00:32 Aurora Borealis is called when it is seen in the north part of the world.

00:37 Aurora Australis is in the east part.

00:40 It's been a long time since Chiara dreamed of seeing this.

00:46 That's why she was very surprised when she saw Aurora Borealis in Vancouver, Canada where she lives now.

00:53 When I first saw it from above, it was like I could see it with my eyes.

01:00 Because it's not that strong here.

01:04 Then when we were filming, the colors suddenly came out.

01:11 It was blue, green, and violet.

01:16 It was so beautiful, I was amazed. It was unreal.

01:19 Aurora is usually seen in Nordic countries like Iceland and Norway.

01:24 But due to the strong solar storm that happened in the last two decades,

01:29 according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration,

01:33 Aurora is seen in other parts of the world.

01:36 We are protected from solar flares.

01:38 This is what we call the magnetic field of our world.

01:41 But there is a weak spot in the northern and southern hemispheres.

01:45 That's why the auroras are only manifested in areas near the North Pole.

01:52 It's because of the presence of light that's seen in the mid-latitudes or tropical areas like our country.

02:03 According to Pag-asa, it can be affected by satellites deployed in space and other types of technology.

02:10 But there's nothing to worry about because there's no direct effect of Pag-asa in the Philippines.

02:17 NASA has already set up a team to ensure the safety of astronauts in the International Space Station.

02:24 But in the areas where Aurora is seen, they will just enjoy the view.

02:28 This is the first news, Darlene Kaye for GMA Integrated News.

02:34 (Continued in Tagalog)

02:47 (Music)

Aurora Lights, nasaksihan sa ilan pang bansa bukod sa Nordic countries | UB

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