The sky over the Urals turned green — photo
On the night of September 30 the skies over the Urals turned green. The cause of this phenomenon was a geomagnetic storm. It could even be seen over Yekaterinburg.
According to the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of IKI RAN, residents of Russia’s northwestern regions had a chance to see the aurora, E1.RU reports.
Recall that Sverdlovsk Oblast is frequently hit by geomagnetic storms. Changes in geomagnetic activity can lead to increased blood pressure, the onset of anxiety, weakness, dizziness, headaches and chest pain. Chronic conditions may worsen.
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The sky over the Urals turned green — photo
On the night of September 30, the sky over the Urals turned green. The cause of this phenomenon was a geomagnetic storm. It could even be seen over Yekaterinburg.