Pohjuka
Pohjuka is a term with roots in Finnish culture, most commonly referring to the northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis. In folklore and mythology, the pohjuka was often seen as a mystical and powerful phenomenon. Stories and beliefs surrounding the pohjuka varied across different regions of Finland, with some associating it with the spirits of the dead or divine beings.
The appearance of the pohjuka, with its vibrant and dancing colors across the night sky, has long
While the scientific explanation for the aurora borealis involves charged particles from the sun interacting with