Did You See the Northern Lights? We had Eclipse Day last year, and these days, we have a chance to see the Northern Lights in many areas of the world. In my area, we also had a chance to see the Northern

It is the beginning of this time of the year when our nights get fully dark again here in Estonia which means that Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis can be seen again. Two days again the chances

According to northern mythology, most of the Valkyries are daughters of the god Odin, some are daughters of the god Thor. The very word "valkyrie" is literally translated as "picking up

Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) is a vivid proof of the Earth's magnetic field link with charged particles of the sun

Right now it's pretty much a solar day, here in Estonia it won't get dark at the night. 1 AM is the darkest it gets which is still quite bright. In Iceland however it won't get dark at all this time of

We've finished our one week loop road trip. (Lulea, Rovaniemi, Inari, Kittila, Lulea) Northern lights decided to give us a good farewell, and randomly showed up high intensity at the city center of Lulea.

Lessons I learned when photographing the northern lights.

Because it is the Aurora season on the Northern hemisphere, I would like to explain a bit more about this phenomenon!

On World Meteorological Day, NI stargazers could catch a glimpse of the Aurora Borealis. Saturday is World Meteorological Day. Each year the day has a different theme - this year is "the Sun, the

PROJECT STEVE: NASA NEEDS YOU TO STUDY MYSTERY AURORA-LIKE LIGHTS IN THE SKY Links - Thumbnail image - Steve and Milky Way, NASA PROJECT STEVE: NASA NEEDS YOU TO STUDY MYSTERY AURORA-LIKE LIGHTS IN THE

Arguably one of the most unforgettable low-tech delights: seeing the northern lights. One just has to find a place with little light pollution (OK, not that easy), look up, and wait to get lucky. I would

Incredible. Those greens!

Here are magnificent northern lights photographed from space on September 15, 2017 by Paolo Nespoli. The ESA astronaut arrived aboard the International Space Station at the end of July 2017. For four months,

The sun gave off a very strong M 8.1 flare at 07:40:00 UTC 2017/09/08 and the debris is now showering the earth and creating the Aurora borealis (northern lights) The flare is so big The phenomenon should