The night sky is much brighter than usual. There are nights when everything around seems to be shining, but the light source is on the Moon, but what then. The light comes from the area where the Sun is, but at night it should not be visible.
A similar phenomenon began to be observed all over the world, including in Russia, but most of all they paid attention to this in the United States. On March 12, 2018, residents of Wellington, Ohio saw flashes in the night sky. The reason for these mysterious flashes of light from over the horizon has not been clarified.
Many people all over the world notice that something strange is happening in the sky. The night sky has become much brighter and a strange glow is emanating from where the Sun is located. This glow spreads over the entire horizon, as if the Sun did not disappear behind the horizon at night, but hovered behind it.
The same glow was observed by residents of the city of Opononi, Northland, New Zealand, where an unusual glow was observed in the west after sunset.
What's happening? Maybe all these anomalies are related to the imminent reversal of the Earth's poles?
Or is the magnetospheric shield of our planet weakened so much that the solar wind freely penetrates through it causing these strange glow?