auroras
美 ['ɔrɔ:rəz] 
英 ['ɔ:rɔ:rəz]
- n.极光；晓光；【罗神】曙光女神；【女名】女子名
- 网络极光标签；永夜的极光
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复数：auroras
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Residents of the region witness dozens of auroras yearly; those in the Point Barrow area farther north see as many as a hundred.
这个地区的居民每年能看到数十次北极光，而那些居住在更北边的巴罗角的人们更可以看到上百次之多。
Auroras are sparked by energetic particles from the Sun impacting the magnetic environment around the Earth.
极光是由于太阳放射出的高能粒子撞击地球附近的磁场发光产生。
The recently imaged strange auroras above Saturn's north pole can change their global patterns significantly in only a few minutes.
这些最近出现在土星北极的奇怪极光，能够在短短几分钟内明显改变整个星球的面貌。
A powerful coronal mass ejection from the Sun caused auroras to be seen as far south as Wisconsin, USA.
来自太阳的强烈的日冕物质喷射使得连美国的威斯康星这么靠南的地方都能看到极光。
The famous night-time auroras (borealis in the north, australis in the south) are the result of particles streaming in from the tail.
著名的夜间极光（北面为北极光，南面为南极光）是粒子从尾部流入所造成的结果。
This time of year is known as aurora season, however, for noted average increases in auroras.
其实每年的这个时节是有名的极光季节，意为该季节极光出现的频率会增加。
Any future astronauts expecting a spectacular light show, similar to auroras on Earth, may be in for a disappointment.
任何未来的宇航员期盼壮观的极光表演，类似于地球上的极光，可能会是一个失望。
The oval was at high altitude and high latitude, so scientists think the oval may have been associated with Jupiter's powerful auroras.
由于椭圆形环状体处在高海拔和高纬度，所以，科学家认为椭圆形环状体可能与木星强大的极光有关。
Auroras, such as the one pictured above, pleasingly testify to a stream of particles from the sun that gets through and hits the atmosphere.
就像上面图片中展示的那样，极光以一种令人愉快的方式证明了存在一股来自于太阳的物质颗粒流穿过并撞击大气层。
Howard Singer, of NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center in Boulder, Colorado, said decoding auroras is just one part of the THEMIS mission.
科罗拉多州博尔德市，美国国家海洋大气局空间天气预报中心的哈沃德·辛尔说，探秘极光现象只是“西弥斯”任务的一部分。
Infact, records show that auroras continued to appear on a regular basis evenduring the Maunder Minimum, Pesnell said.
事实上，记录显示极光按一定规律持续出现，即便在蒙德极小期时也是如此，佩斯内尔说。
A crazy sun flare led to auroras visible as far south as New Mexico. This one, captured by Randy Halverson, is from Cross Plains, Wisconsin.
一道炫目的太阳耀光产生了可见极光，南至新墨西哥。这张照片由兰迪霍尔沃森拍摄，地点位于威斯康星州的交叉平原
Auroras typically are visible only near Earth's Poles, where magnetic field lines channel charged particles toward the planet.
极光通常只有在靠近地球的南北极才是可见的，在那里磁力线的通道使向着地球的粒子带电。
Intense solar activity causes disruptions of the belts, linked in turn with such phenomena as auroras and magnetic storms.
强烈的太阳活动引起范艾伦辐射带破裂，而这种破裂又和极光和磁暴等现象有关。
Goddard tried to relate the dramatic red auroras to a CME on the Sun, which was nonexistent in the SOHO images.
戈达德试图将戏剧性的红色极光与太阳的日冕物质抛射联系起来，而后者在SOHO图像上根本不存在。
Auroras glow in different colors based on the types of atoms in the atmosphere and how high they are in the sky.
极光显现不同的颜色取决于大气原子的类型和其在天空中的高度。
Magnetic field, auroras, magnetic declination and magnetic field reversals .
地球的磁场、极光、磁偏角和地磁极倒转。
Many photogenic auroras have been triggered from a solar wind stream that recently passed the Earth.
许多上镜的极光都是因为太阳风最近通过地球而引发的。
The auroras that light up our polar skies are evidence of our protective shields that work.
点亮我们极地天空的极光证明了我们的防护盾正有效的起作用。
People who live near polar regions see the auroras as giant curtains of shimmering light in a variety of colors.
生活在极地附近的人们看到极光像一张张巨大的帷幕，微光闪烁，色彩缤纷。
Auroras happen when ions in the solar wind collide with atoms of oxygen and nitrogen in the upper atmosphere.
极光的出现缘于太阳风离子与高层大气中的氧氮原子的碰撞。
Auroras are most commonly visible at high latitudes. They are associated with geomagnetic activity brought about by solar wind.
极光通常在高纬度的地区出现，它们与太阳风引致的地磁活动有关。
Per the Zetas, auroras are not light bent by the Earth's magnetic field or magnetic flux, but light bent by gravity.
根据齐塔人的说法，极光不是光线由于磁场或磁流而弯曲形成的，而是由于引力场而弯曲形成的。
The Auroras, as we have stated, are not magnetic at all but light rays bent by gravity.
极光，正如我们所说，跟磁场没有一点关系而是由于引力而弯曲的光线。
The solar eruption sparked dramatic auroras that were visible farther from the Poles than normal.
这次太阳风暴引发的极光非常强烈，在离极地很远的地方都能看见。
See pictures of auroras generated by the Valentine's Day solar flare .
请看情人节太阳耀斑引起的极光照片
The center monitors solar storms, which trigger auroras.
该中心监测了导致北极光南下的这场太阳风暴活动。
of or relating to the atmospheric phenomenon auroras.
属于、关于大气极光现象。
Of course, shining at altitudes of 100 kilometers or so, planet Earth's auroras are visible from space.
当然了，这些在100公里高度范围内闪耀的地球极光，自太空中也能看到。
Humans mostly see auroras in shades of yellowish-green.
人们看到最多的是黄绿色的极光。
If our sounds are sour, we re-attune them to the scale playing in the auroras .
如果我们的声音是酸涩的，我们就将它们重新调整到地球或太阳核心所演奏的乐谱中。
auroras are seen as far south as Florida, even Mexico!
位于极南面的佛罗里达州，乃至于墨西哥都能看到极光。
A solar storm headed for Earth isn't a guarantee of auroras.
冲着地球来的太阳风暴并不是极光出现的保证。
These vortices twirl Earth's magnetic field lines in the North and South Poles, where they can create bright ripples and whirls in auroras.
这些涡系扭转地磁南北极的地磁力线，使得极光产生波痕变化。
But particles come in from the crown, as well, forming invisible daytime auroras that Dr Friis-Christensen was among the first to study.
而从首部流入的粒子会形成日间极光，弗立斯·克雷斯顿森博士是首批对此项目进行研究的科学家之一。
Few auroras show this level of detail.
很少有极光能达到如此清晰的程度。
They can also produce beautiful auroras.
不过，美丽的极光也可能形成于此。
