Debunking Aurora Myths and Misconceptions
Auroras have inspired countless myths and legends around the world, from ancestral spirits to indicators of impending doom. Many cultures attribute auroras to divine beings, while others see them as a symbol of hope and renewal. There are also common misconceptions about auroras, such as the belief that they only occur in the middle of winter or that they are always green. In reality, auroras happen 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, and can appear in a variety of colors.