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

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

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

We know what are auroras. They are the beautiful dance of colours seen in the night sky at higher latitudes in the Northern hemisphere (Aurora borealis) or Southern hemisphere (Aurora australis).

There are auroras on Mars, and now we know why

Auroras are mesmerising. Those who have seen it would tell you how the dance of colours across the sky makes us forget that it's just a phenomenon that can be scientifically explained.

41,000 years ago, Auroras could be seen from places nearer to equator

You may have seen aurora in person if you ever happened to go to Scandinavian countries or far in the southern hemisphere. The photos are aplenty. It's possible for most of us to witness them once in life, at least dream of it.

Astronaut posts breathtaking photo of aurora taken from above Earth

International Space Station(ISS) shared images of Aurora Australis as it streamed across the Earth’s atmosphere. Aurora Australis is also known as the southern lights and southern polar lights.

How International Space Station captured Aurora Australis images above Indian Ocean

Ever wondered what causes nature's light shows commonly known as auroras which illuminate the skies at Earth’s poles? Scientists may have finally found the answer.

We finally know what causes mesmerising auroras in polar night skies!