A timelapse captures the aurora borealis glowing above the edge of Dartmoor National Park in Devon during a G4 geomagnetic solar storm. On the night of the storm, forecasts suggested potentially UK-wide visibility of the northern lights. From a rural location on the edge of Dartmoor, the timelapse shows shifting bands of green and pink auroral light illuminating the sky as the intense solar activity interacted with Earth’s magnetic field. Simply incredible to watch with the naked eye! | UK Weath

196K views · 12K reactions | A breathtaking early morning timelapse of Comet NEOWISE rising over the Adriatic sea @astrogyres | Aurora Borealis Observatory | Facebook

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13K views · 1.6K reactions | The aurora borealis appears differently every time, that's why it's so exciting when you catch a glimpse of them! Dancing, fluttering, or vibrating in green, pink or purple, above the white winter snow.朗 | Guide to Iceland | Facebook

Did you know that August is the start of Fall Aurora season? Some of the best places to see Fall Aurora in Canada are: 📍 Yellowknife, Northwest Territories 📍 Whitehorse, Yukon 📍 Gangler's Subarctic, Manitoba With the solar maximum currently happening in 2024 and in 2025, the Northern Lights are predicted to be at their brightest in 11 years! Explore all of our Northern Lights trips, including our fall season ones, here: https://ce5g.short.gy/iK7FZu #freshtrackscanada #northernlightscanada #au