The strange landscape of New Zealand's sunset is actually affected by the eruption of Tangjia volcanic eruption half a year ago.

Jimu Journalist Hu Li

Intern Wen Jiaru

According to the "Guardian" reported on June 15, a strange sunset and sunshine phenomenon appeared in the waters near New Zealand and Australia recently. The Institute of Hydrological and Meteorological Research in New Zealand said that this was because the residual volcanic ash erupted by the Tanga volcano half a year ago entered the high altitude. The result.

Sunrise scene (source: "Guardian")

The Lauder Atmospheric Research Station in the city of Otto in New Zealand said that their instruments were detected in the flat flow of about 20-25 kilometers over New Zealand, and the abnormal peak of gas-soluble-related gas-related gas-related gas was detected. Researchers at a research institute in Paris also said that since April, the concentration of flat air -soluble glue generated by volcanic eruption has doubled over the waters of New Zealand.

Nuf Fedov, an expert at the Institute of Hydrological and Meteorological of the New Zealand National Institute of Hydrological and Meteorological, said that due to the air -soluble gels left in the flat stratum, the scattering method of the sunset and the sunrise was changed, resulting in blue in the sky during the sunset and sunset. The light of purple and violet.

Sunset scene (picture source: Agence France -Presse)

Faidov also said that because the concentration of gas solution is still increasing, the next few months, the local people can still enjoy similar scenery.

"This scene will definitely not disappear in a short time."

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