adj.（像）极光的，（像）曙光的，（像）黎明的，光亮的；红色的

The aurora borealis danced across the night sky, painting it with vibrant hues of green and purple.
极光在夜空中舞动，给天空涂上了生动的绿色和紫色。
In Iceland, tourists often venture out in winter to witness the mesmerizing auroral displays.
在冰岛，游客们经常会在冬季出行，去观赏那令人着迷的极光表演。
The polar explorers described the ethereal beauty of the aurora Australis in their journal entries.
南极探险家在日记中描述了南极光的超凡脱俗之美。
Aurora borealis is caused by charged particles from the sun colliding with Earth's atmosphere near its magnetic poles.
极光是由太阳带电粒子与接近地球磁极的大气层碰撞产生的。
The scientific name for the Southern Lights is aurora australis, while the Northern Lights is known as aurora borealis.
南方极光的科学名称是南极光（Aurora Australis），北方极光则被称为北极光（Aurora Borealis）。
Under clear skies, we could see the shimmering curtains of the aurora undulating gracefully.
晴空之下，我们可以看到极光像波浪般优雅地摇曳生辉。
Photographing the auroral activity requires patience, a tripod, and a camera that can capture long exposures.
拍摄极光活动需要耐心、三脚架以及能够捕捉长时间曝光的照片设备。
Ancient civilizations attributed the appearance of aurorae to supernatural forces or omens of divine intervention.
古代文明将极光现象视为超自然力量的表现或神灵干预的预兆。
The strikingly beautiful aurora displayed an array of colors, including red, blue, green, and sometimes even pink.
极光展现出一系列绚丽的色彩，包括红色、蓝色、绿色，有时甚至还有粉色。
Scientists are still working on improving their models to better predict when and where auroras will occur.
科学家们仍在努力改进他们的模型，以更好地预测极光出现的时间和地点。