The celestial phenomenon observed in the southern hemisphere presents a visual spectacle, often manifesting as vibrant hues across the nocturnal sky. This display, resulting from solar winds interacting with magnetospheric charged particles, varies in color and intensity, influenced by factors such as geomagnetic activity and atmospheric conditions, aurora borealis and aurora australis. Observers in high-latitude regions of the southern hemisphere are privy to this natural light show, which remains elusive yet captivating to those who seek its occurrence.