Jane Barlow/Press Association, via Associated Press Supported by By The New York Times Night skies came aglow on Thursday with the shimmering palette of the northern lights, or the aurora borealis ...

Paris is known as the "City of Lights ... night — used by Nikon Z9 full-frame mirrorless camera with a 200mm lens. From this orientation, the Eiffel Tower can be seen glowing brightly in yellow ...

Police officers in New Milford, Connecticut shared this image of a vibrant sky bursting with pink and magenta tones outside their station last night ... as even the city lights did not manage ...

A geomagnetic storm could erupt over Earth Wednesday night, resulting in the potential to see the northern lights in the night sky. The National ... particularly city and town lights, according ...

New York is forecast to enjoy a repeat performance of last night’s northern lights this evening — but aurora borealis aficionados will need to hightail it out of the city to take in a second ...

The Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, are the result of electrons colliding with the upper reaches of Earth’s atmosphere. The best way to see the Northern Lights is with a ...

THIS IS THE SKY FROM FRANKLIN BEHIND US. ROSS KETSCHKE IS LIVE IN MANCHESTER TO TAKE US THROUGH SOME OF THE BEST IMAGES OF THE NIGHT ... to an area away from city lights, find an open space ...

Viewers sent in photos of the Northern Lights, which were shining in the night sky in our region Thursday night. Some Northern Lights at 7:45pm out front of our home Northern Lehigh County near ...

The Moon and Mars will appear just a short distance away from each other on Wednesday night, and will be ... it’s best to have a dark sky away from city lights. When in doubt about where to ...

Photos show the sky lit up pink and purple across the northeast, even for some viewers in New York City. The city's light pollution is often an obstacle to seeing the northern lights, but experts ...

SEATTLE — The northern lights ... Sunday night into Monday morning. KOMO News viewers from across the region shared photos of the purple, green and red lights dancing across the sky.