Aurora is a natural phenomenon that resembles the glow of light that flares in the ionosphere of a planet as a result of the interaction between the planet's magnetic field and the charged particles emitted by the Sun (solar wind).
On earth, aurora occurs in areas around the North Pole and magnetic poles. The northern Aurora is known as Aurora Borealis which is named after the Roman Fajar Dewi, Aurora, and the Greek name for the northerly wind, Boreas. This is because in Europe, the aurora often appears reddish on the northern horizon as if the Sun would rise from that direction. Aurora borealis always occurs between September and October and March and April. The auroral phenomenon in the South, known as Aurora Australis, has similar traits. But sometimes the aurora appears atop a mountain in a tropical climate.
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Did someone flew in the air with a light? That's a very different aurora.
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