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The aurora borealis and aurora australis â often called the northern. lights and southern lights â are common occurrences at high northern. and southern latitudes, less frequent at mid-latitudes, and seldom seen. near the equator. While usually a milky greenish color, auroras can. also show red, blue, violet, pink, and white. These colors appear in a vari-. ety of continuously changing shapes. Sometimes the aurora is so dim and.
What We See. Auroras form in rings centered over the Earth's magnetic poles. During an aurora, rings form around the North and South poles at the same time. Even near the poles, someone on Earth can only see a tiny section of the auroral oval. Look at the satellite image of the aurora borealis to the left.