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El grandioso espectáculo de las auroras boreales

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Las auroras boreales están presentes en muchas leyendas antiguas del norte de Europa. Van desde las que hablan de los espíritus jugando a la pelota con una cabeza de morsa, hasta las que dicen que son la luz reflejada en la armadura de las valquirias (doncellas sobrenaturales). El nombre procede del siglo XVII y está asociado con Aurora y Bóreas.

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El Comercio: Diario de Asturias · Manuel Tello
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Publication timeFri, 24 Jul 2026 15:42:41 +0200
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Ciencia en píldoras El grandioso espectáculo de las auroras boreales La próxima tormenta solar está prevista para 2025 y brindará una excelente ocasión para observar estas luces de colores en el cielo nocturno Regala esta noticia Añádenos en Google Aurora boreal del año pasado en Rovaniemi (Finlandia). . (Alexander Kuznetsov / Reuters) Manuel Tello 10/10/2021 a las 00:21h. Las auroras boreales están presentes en muchas leyendas antiguas del norte de Europa. Van desde las que hablan de los espíritus jugando a la pelota con una cabeza de morsa, hasta las que dicen que son la luz reflejada en la armadura de las valquirias (doncellas sobrenaturales). El nombre procede del siglo XVII y está asociado con Aurora y Bóreas.

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