Scientists have many explanations for the ashen lights. Among these are light reflected from Earth, aurora, air-glow radiation, lightning and infrared radiation, light produced from atmospheric heat of Venus, etc. As a result, many scientists believe that there are ashen lights.
However, most of these explanations are weak in one or more aspects. However, strong solar wind and ultraviolet rays from the Sun can excite oxygen atoms in the atmosphere. There is good evidence for this. And more or less everyone knows about the light that atoms emit when they are excited. But that light is ashen light? No, there is no way to say that.
The matter is very similar to the faint colored glow that is created in the Earth’s aurora borealis. But the process is not the same. Because, when the highly charged particles of the Sun interact with the Earth’s magnetic field, auroras are formed on Earth. But Venus has no such strong magnetic field. So this explanation cannot fully answer. The rest of the explanations also get stuck somewhere like this.
After hundreds of years, this light from Venus is still mysterious. In the future, if the source and properties of this light are known, measured, the existence of ashen lights will be scientifically recognized. Otherwise, this mysterious light source will be identified as an illusion.
