An aurora, also alluded to as oceanic lighting, southern lights, or northern lights, is a show of visible illumination in Earth's atmosphere, primarily seen in higher latitudes areas. Auroras are also the product of solar wind perturbations in the magnetic field.
Auroras can be termed as the product of solar wind perturbations in the magnetosphere. Such disruptions are also intense enough through both solar wind and magnetospheric plasma to change the trajectories of charged particles. Such ions precipitate through the upper atmosphere, primarily electrons and protons
