Shock!After six months of eruption of Tangjia volcano, a beautiful sky appeared in Antarctica 7000 kilometers away

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

Intern Yang Xingnan

According to the "Guardian" reported on July 15, scientists discovered a rare scene over Antarctica: they should have been covered by gorgeous pink glory over the dark Antarctica in winter, which is amazing. What caused this phenomenon stemmed from Tangjia volcanic eruption half a year ago and 7,000 kilometers from here.

The "afterglow effect" of Antarctica (Source: Guardian)

The beautiful image was shot by Stewart Sean, a new Lan Lan scientist at the Antarctic Stocktte base. Sean said that in the past, the Antarctica was shrouded in darkness in winter, but the staff saw a breathtaking climate. I saw near the base, showing dazzling light over the Antarctic continent, pink, red, blue, violet colors were intertwined ...

After seeing most of the sites, they grabbed the jacket and rushed out with the camera, just to shoot this magnificent scenery. Sean repeatedly emphasized that the photos they took were not edited.

Antarctica appears beautiful sky (Source: Guardian)

Sean said that last month, New Zealand and Australia had reported similar phenomena, respectively, scientists believed that this was brought by the "afterglow effect" of the Tanga volcano. Therefore, after seeing this scene in Antarctica, Sean quickly realized that this was the same phenomenon and submitted a report to the New Zealand National Water and Atmospheric Research Institute.

Some scientists said that after the outbreak of the Tangjia volcano in January, a large amount of air -soluble gels consisting of sulfate particles fluttered in the air, gathered in the flat flow layer, and the gas solution that existed in the flat stratum can be left over the earth for several months. , Scattering or reflecting the light of various colors, and its color and strength depend on the thickness of the clouds.

Joey Hendricks, chief scientific consultant of Antarctica, New Zealand, said that Antarctica is about 7,000 kilometers from Tanga, but all "share the same sky".

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