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The Northern Lights are natural light show seen in the sky usually around the North Pole, Norway, Iceland and Northern Scotland. They happen when charged particles from the sun collide with gases in the Earth’s atmosphere, creating colourful lights. The colours depend on the type of gases involved. The lights vary in intensity and colour, with green and pink being common. Oxygen typically creates green and sometimes red lights, while nitrogen contributes to blue and purple hues. They’re most visible in high-latitude regions.
The Steel Henge Monument in Rotherham is a modern-day creation inspired by the ancient Stonehenge. It was erected in 2010 as part of the Rotherham Renaissance project, aimed at rejuvenating the area and celebrating its industrial heritage. The monument consists of 20 steel girders arranged in a circular formation, reminiscent of the iconic stone pillars of Stonehenge. While it doesn’t have the same historical significance as its namesake, the Steel Henge Monument serves as a symbol of Rotherham’s industrial past and its commitment to regeneration and cultural enrichment.
