Ke̍k-kng (極光; Eng.: Aurora) sī hoat-seng ùi koān hūi-tō͘ tē-khu thiⁿ-téng ê hoat-kng hiān-siōng, ki-pún ê goân-lí sī tē-kiû chû-tiûⁿ siū thài-iông-hong kan-gāi liáu-āu, nn̄g pêng tòa tiān ê tiān-chú kap chit-chú tiān-lî-thé tâu hiòng tāi-khì-chân, chhì-kek tāi-khì sêng-hun hoat kng.
Images of auroras from around the world, including those with rarer red and blue lights
Aurora australis from the
ISS, 2017. Video of this encounter:
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