Britain: The pilot made a 360-degree turn so passengers could see the Northern Lights

Someone did a 360 degree spin pilot Ha EasyJet to give to Passengers Great view northern sunrise. according to BBCThe plane was traveling from Iceland to Manchester as the northern lights illuminated the sky the whole time united kingdomin a rare show.

An easyJet spokesperson said: “We are delighted that the captain was able to perform a controlled maneuver to allow passengers to witness a stunning display of one of nature’s greatest landmarks. Our crew are always thinking of their passengers and we are delighted to be able to share this special event with them.”

Visible 10 years later also in Belgium

For the first time in a decade, the northern lights (Aurora Borealis) were seen in Belgium on Sunday night. Unfortunately, the phenomenon was not visible to the naked eye, but with the right settings it could be photographed.

meteorologist Robin Witgens He was one of the lucky ones who managed to photograph the northern lights in Belgium: “The last good sighting dates back to 2007. Usually this phenomenon is only visible in the polar regions, but with the right conditions it can be seen further south.”

“Favourable conditions” translates to an explosion in the sun heading towards Earth. This causes solar winds directed towards our climates. It should happen at night, when it’s dark here. The interaction between the solar wind and Earth’s magnetic field must also be correct.