Aurora is a colorful luminous phenomenon, which appears in the high magnetic latitude area of the earth. Aurora is a brilliant and beautiful glow that appears at high altitude near the north and south poles of the earth at night because the charged particle flow of the sun (solar wind) enters the earth's magnetic field. It is called the Southern Lights in the South Pole and the Northern Lights in the North Pole.

The best place to watch the aurora in Russia is Murmansk, the northernmost part of Russia. The city is the closest to the Arctic Circle, at the same latitude as Norway and Iceland, and the aurora appears very frequently, so it is the best place for Russia to watch the aurora. Murmansk, located in the northernmost part of Russia, is Russia's largest city in the Arctic Circle. Because people don't know much about the Arctic Circle, many people will think that this is a very backward mountain village. In fact, it is still prosperous. Although it can't compare with other cities, it is not backward.

Of course, you can't see the aurora in the central city. You must go to the surrounding towns and villages to have a chance to see it. In order to facilitate everyone to watch the aurora, the local government has built several viewing spots nearby, which have complete supporting facilities. While waiting for the arrival of the aurora, you can enjoy the local folk culture and get in close contact with the elk, which won't make you feel too bored.

Russian natural resources

Natural resources are very rich, with many kinds, large reserves and high self-sufficiency rate. The land area ranks first in the world. The forest area is11260,000 square kilometers, accounting for 65.8% of the land area, ranking first in the world. The timber accumulation ranks first in the world. The proven reserves of natural gas account for 25% of the world's proven reserves, ranking first in the world. The proven oil reserves account for 9% of the world's proven reserves. Coal reserves rank fifth in the world. The reserves of iron, nickel and tin rank first in the world. Gold reserves rank third in the world. Uranium reserves rank seventh in the world.

Russian armed forces

The President of the Russian Federation is the head of state and the supreme commander of the Russian armed forces. Overall leadership of the armed forces and other armed forces, and operational command of the armed forces through the Minister of National Defense and the Chief of Staff. The Minister of Defence directly leads the Federal Armed Forces through the Ministry of Defence. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation exercises operational command over the armed forces. The armed forces of the Russian Federation are composed of administrative organs, legions, corps, troops, military academies and logistics departments. Other military forces not included in the armed forces include the National Guard, the Federal General Security Service, the subordinate units of the Federal General Security Service and the Civil Defence Force.