SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft has captured a stunning view of Earth’s aurora, showcasing vivid waves of green and purple light glowing across the planet’s atmosphere. The breathtaking visuals highlight the natural beauty of space as seen from orbit, offering a rare perspective of Earth’s polar light displays.

Space X Dragon Shows Spectacular Aurora 

Cosmonauts aboard the International Space Station capture breathtaking visuals of rare aurora flames lighting up Earth’s atmosphere. The stunning footage offers a unique view of space weather phenomena from orbit.


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#gravitas A Russian cosmonaut has captured rare footage of a striking red-green aurora shimmering over Earth from space. The visuals show the interaction of charged solar particles with Earth’s magnetic field, producing vivid auroral colours rarely seen together at such intensity.


Cosmonaut Films Rare Red-Green Aurora Over Earth | Gravitas

Powerful solar flares have triggered stunning aurora displays across northern skies, captivating observers around the world. The increased solar activity has intensified geomagnetic storms, causing vibrant waves of color to illuminate the night sky. Watch to learn how solar flares create auroras, where they were visible, and what scientists say about the Sun’s current activity cycle.

Solar Flares Light Up Northern Skies With Mesmerising Aurora Displays

A NASA astronaut has captured a breathtaking video of a rare red aurora glowing over Earth. Auroras form when charged solar particles collide with Earth’s magnetic field, lighting up the sky in dazzling colors — but red auroras are especially rare. Often seen near the poles as the Northern or Southern Lights, this vibrant phenomenon is now mesmerizing viewers from space. Watch this incredible moment as seen from orbit.

NASA astronaut captures stunning rare red aurora from space

SCIENCE & TECH : While the footage amazed many, some questioned its authenticity. The intense colours and static appearance raised suspicions of AI-generated imagery.

NASA’s Don Pettit’s stunning aurora video sparks authenticity debate

Trending | World:  Prof. Brown said that more auroras can be seen even in the future. They might occur in about four weeks when the sun rotates and the storm faces Earth again. 

Southeast Australia welcomes 2025 with a stunning Aurora Australis

Iceland is currently experiencing a stunning display of dazzling auroras, captivating both locals and tourists alike. These vibrant natural lights, caused by solar particles colliding with the Earth's atmosphere, paint the night sky with brilliant shades of green, purple, and pink. The breathtaking phenomenon is particularly visible in remote areas away from city lights, creating a magical atmosphere. Many visitors are taking advantage of the clear winter nights to witness this enchanting spectacle, making it a highlight of Iceland's natural beauty and a must-see for those exploring the country.

Dazzling Auroras Grace The Skies Of Iceland

International Space Station has shared a set of stunning photos and videos showing how Auroras on Earth lit up the surface of the Moon in a riot of colours. The photos and videos were shared by NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick.

Auroras on Earth light up Moon surface in stunning photos captured from International Space Station - Watch

After studying for two years the mysterious green auroras - which appeared on Christmas Day in the Arctic in 2022 - the Japanese and United States-based researchers have now found out that it occurred because of a 'rainstorm' of electrons which are directed from the Sun.

Earth witnessed never-ever-seen 'polar rain' aurora. Here's how this eerie glow was formed

A sunspot region, AR3723 was spotted on June 23 2024 firing off a strong solar flare. This sunspot has re-emerged and was earlier known as AR3723 and AR3697. Also read | James Webb to ease hunt for extraterrestrial life, help spot alien activity This hyperactive sunspot was responsible for the breathtaking phenomenon of the aurora lights that were witnessed across the globe in May 2024.

AR3723 sunspot returns with powerful solar flares, having potential for stunning auroras

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The aurora borealis, typically seen in polar regions due to disturbances in the magnetosphere caused by solar wind, made a rare appearance in Indian skies. For the first time, the Indian Astronomical Observatory captured this phenomenon above Mount Saraswati in Ladakh's Hanle region.

Northern Lights spotted in India! Aurora borealis illuminates Ladakh skies

'Absolutely Biblical': Stunning auroras paint the skies as 'extreme' solar storm hits Earth

The dazzling green auroras are illuminating Earth's planetary neighbour Mars as well. According to the data collected by a NASA spacecraft, the invisible "global auroras" have been covering Mars frequently in the recent past.

Chaos on Sun dazzles Mars with invisible Auroras

The strongest geomagnetic storm in at least five years slammed the Earth and filled the sky with green and purple hues of aurora. The solar storm was also reported to have caused "a major disturbance in Earth's magnetic field" which is likely to have impacted infrastructure and caused the northern lights to become visible to the human eye, said officials.

Watch: Strongest geomagnetic storm in years hits Earth, triggering green and purple aurora

A sight to behold! A very rare video of auroras dancing overhead was captured by astrophotographer Jeff Dai while he was spotting northern lights above Kerid Crater, South Iceland.

Watch | Extremely rare sight of dancing 'aurora curls' caught on camera

The new discovery by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has left the scientists baffled with the mysteries of brown dwarf and auroral processes. The JWST found a new brown dwarf, which is an object that is much larger than gas giants like Jupiter but smaller than a star.

Mysterious auroras are being seen on a brown dwarf, even though it has no host star

The Sun is experiencing a sudden surge in activity with a significant rise in the number of sunspots which are sending plumes of hot plasma out into space, the impact of which is expected to be felt by Earth in the form of geomagnetic storms triggered radio blackouts, reported Newsweek citing a NASA model.

NASA warns of solar storm hitting Earth amid increased activity, fiery eruptions on Sun

In a stunning claim, the scientists have stated that an infrared northern lights-style aurora, which was spotted on Uranus, is likely to be holding the key to finding alien life.

Is northern lights-style aurora in Uranus hiding key to alien life? Scientists hint so

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - After meeting with President Pierre, the special envoy for Sudan claimed that the Sudanese Army is fully in charge of the situation in the country. Their discussions centred on nurturing a long-lasting peace to allow for safe passage.

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A "mysterious" spiral was spotted in Alaska as aurora watchers and photographers were intrigued to see the huge bluish-white shape in the sky early morning on Saturday (April 15).

WATCH | Not UFO or alien, this 'mysterious' spiral in Alaska is something else

In Pics | Northern Lights dazzle North America amid 'severe' geomagnetic storm

Witnessing aurora, the beautiful dance of colours in the sky is on almost everyone's travel list. The auroras are visible from regions close to Earth's north and south poles.

NASA posts mesmerising image of aurora seen from space

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