Aurora (mythology)

Aurora, in mythology, is the Roman goddess of dawn, symbolizing the arrival of morning. She is often depicted as a radiant figure who awakens the sky, bringing light after darkness. Aurora’s Greek equivalent is Eos. In stories, she rides a chariot across the sky, releasing the dawn each day. Her role emphasizes renewal, hope, and the cyclical nature of day and night. The term "aurora" also refers to the natural phenomenon of dawn's colorful light and the northern and southern lights, linking her mythological presence to nature’s beauty.