NASA launched rockets into a polar glow: a colorful light show arose in the sky (photo)

Subscribe not to miss the latest and most intrusive news from the world of science! When two rockets were high in the sky, they released gas clubs, known as steam trusts that created colorful light shows visible in most of Northern Alaska. According to NASA, the movements of these steam trusts can be registered and studied from the ground, using them to measure atmospheric winds and streams of charged particles in the upper layers of the atmosphere of our planet.

The first was launched 13-meter Terrier-IIPROVED malemute rocket. Shortly afterwards, a 21-meter four-stage Black Brant XII rocket was launched. These missiles have released steam tractors and pressure sensors at different altitudes during a sudden magnetospheric subbur, which is a short -term enhancement of the brightness of the polar glow. The rockets also measured the perturbation in the Earth's magnetic field caused by the Arctic Glow.

Small freely flying devices released during the experiment will help to evaluate how the energy of magnetic subburies can disrupt the stability of the middle and lower layers of the Earth's atmosphere. Understanding the interaction between the upper atmosphere of the Earth and the polar glows that result from the entry into the atmosphere of charged particles of the sun, which interact with the magnetic field and the atmosphere of the Earth, can help to improve the prediction of cosmic weather.

Scientists also planned to launch a third probe rocket-a two-stage Terrier-IMPROVED Malemute rocket, but the launch was postponed due to engine problems. This rocket is planned to be launched until April 6. This rocket is expected to launch additional tractors that should be released at dawn so that sunlight can activate steam tractors until it is dark enough on the ground so that the cameras can remove their reaction to the air movement.

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