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Universal Vortical Singularity enlightenment on aurora

Based on
unisonal vortex mechanism, the phenomenon of polar aurora is caused by polar vortex of thermosphere; its magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) dynamo effect results the rarefied atmospheric particles in the vortex column to be ionized, electrically charged and vortically forms as glowing plasma on the wall of vortex column. A MHD dynamo has three requirements: a conducting viscous matter, rotation, and convection.

The phenomena of large electric currents and magnetic storm are also caused by the MHD dynamo effect of a spinning vortex wall that charges atomic particles in the atmosphere. These electric currents energized the electrons of atom that causes ionization. The two luminous colors of excited atomic oxygen on most polar aurora is a greenish glow at a wavelength of 557.7 nm, and the dark-red glow at a wavelength of 630.0 nm.

Satellite image of polar vortices on various
atmospheres with a satellite vortex at North Pole
.
Aurora on a satellite vortex with spreading
spiral arms
driven by a polar vortex. - Japan
Polar Aurora, the "Northern Lights" illuminated
on nested vortexes of a unisonal polar vortexes
on sevearl atmospheric layers in thermosphere.


Cyan aurora on surface between two polar vortices.
Aurora on spokes around a vortex column
in vortex eye of the polar vortex.
Aurora on polar vortex of a thin atmosphere
which is probably the mesopause
layer.

Aurora on spokes in an atmospheric vortex.

Aurora on a meandering vortex wall.

Aurora australis - Aurora on a vortex eye.

The above images show aurorae are associated with various types of vortex in different shapes and sizes, see vortex definitions. These are evidence that aurora is caused by polar vortex of thermosphere. Solar wind would have contributed to the intensity of polar vortices pair and perturbed the polar aurorae, it is not the direct cause for polar aurora to glow vortically; vortical reactions of polar vortex is the underlying cause. Solar winds are streams of ionized hydrogen atoms while aurora on Earth is mainly the glow of ionized oxygen atoms.

UVS predicts that polar aurora is induced by polar vortex of thermosphere.
UVS predicts that the electromagnetic storm in the presence of an aurora is caused by the vortical effect of vortex.

Electromagnetic polar vortex on thermosphere can be triggered and affected by focused gravities of aligned planets in a solar system alignment effect. The planetary alignment of Jupiter and Saturn on an approximate 11 years period with Sun and Earth would synchronize the activities on polar vortex of Earth, and sunspot of Sun.


Aligned Sun, Earth, Moon, Jupiter and Saturn

Refer to the geometrical structure of magnetosphere that explains its torus structure, this is a primary cause that forms electromagnetic polar vortex.


Solar wind repelled by magnetosphere of Earth
Torus structure magnetosphere

Electromagnetic polar vortex pairs

Refer to The fundamental of unisonal vortex mechanism for detailed explanation on naturally occurred polar vortex.

See a UVS topic on "Vortical patterns of planetary nebulae" that illustrates on glowing atmospheres that also works on the same principles, supposedly caused by the polar vortices of a diffused star. See also other UVS topics that elaborates on vortical phenomenon in "The geometrical structure of magnetosphere" and "Gas and dust tails of comet".

Based on unisonal vortex mechanism, the phenomenon of Antarctica Ozone Hole is also triggered by a polar vortex.

 

These polar aurorae of Jupiter and Saturn were also caused by the dynamo effect of polar vortices. The plasma glows were from excited atomic hydrogen as a result of dynamo effect of polar vortices.


Polar aurorae on Jupiter (false color images)

Polar aurorae on Saturn

 

 

 

~ With thanks to Dr. David P. Stern of Greenbelt, Maryland, USA for having ascertained that the glows of an aurora do not come from scattered sunlight, an established fact explained through Fraunhofer lines.

 

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References and links:
Magnetohydrodynamics
- From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dynamo effect - Excerpt from the Encyclopedia Britannica
Ozone and Tri-Atomic Oxygen - ERAC - Clean Air, Inc.
Solar wind - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Magnetosphere - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The atmosphere - Eastern Illinois University
Fraunhofer lines - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Image of aurora on meandering vortex wall - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Image of aurora on polar vortexes - NASA
Image of polar vortex on northern hemisphere - Science Daily
Image of aurora with scattered light - Per-Andre Hoffmann
Image of aurora on satellite vortex- WDC for Aurora National Institute of Polar Research Japan
Image of aurora on surface between two polar vortex - NASA
Image of aurora on thin atmosphere - Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
Satellite image of aurora - Space Weather Support
Earth atmosphere Chart - NASA
Image of aurora on Saturn - NASA
Image of aurora of Jupiter - THEMIS, CSA