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Lotus seed pods appear to make different facial expressions
The round seed holes can line up like eyes and mouths, making the pods look like they’re smiling, frowning or reacting
Japanese poet and courtier Fujiwara no Teika recorded a rare, intense low-latitude aurora in his diary, Meigetsuki, describing a blood-red sky over Kyoto for three consecutive nights in February 1204....
In February 1204, a medieval Japanese poet and courtier Fujiwara no Teika wrote about frightening crimson and white streaks glowing in the northern sky that refused to fade over multiple nights. He recorded unusual red light in the sky over Kyoto. His diary, Meigetsuki, describes what researchers interpret as an aurora.
Another surviving account reports a sighting on the intervening night, providing evidence that the display lasted three nights. Auroras form when activity from the Sun disturbs Earth’s magnetic environment.
Seeing a red display as far south as Kyoto points to an unusually strong disturbance. Teika had no way to know its cause; he recorded what he saw, leaving an observation that scientists could examine more than eight centuries later.
Similar unusual sky sightings from that era were also recorded in neighboring regions like China and Korea.
Researchers recently compared historical accounts from East Asia with carbon-14 measurements from the rings of ancient trees recovered in northern Japan.
The rings revealed evidence of a substantial solar proton event dating to roughly the winter of 1200 through spring 1201.
The researchers estimate that solar cycles during this period averaged about seven to eight years, compared with roughly eleven years today.
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