No matter how many times you see them, the northern lights, or aurora borealis—and their ... they form iridescent sheets of green and red (or sometimes blue and purple) light.

The Northern Lights, or the Aurora Borealis, are expected to ... most predominantly green, but also in pink, red, yellow, blue, and violet hues.

Photograph by Arnaud Mallez But the view this day was punctuated by the sunset (again, at around 3 p.m.). The clouds were breaking and the low winter ... blue-green-pink ribbons of the aurora ...

also known as the aurora borealis. While the solar storm could pose a minimal threat to things like satellites, GPS signals and power grids, the activity means the luminous green and red glow of ...

In 1989, the aurora borealis appeared on the First Coast was visible in a red glow tinged with pale green and white streaks, the Florida Times-Union reported. Northern lights were visible as far ...

One of the few pluses about winter is the fact that we ... "The gradient green and blue colorways of the aurora borealis were the inspiration for the collection, along with how visible they ...

The color of the aurora depends on the type of gas being excited, with oxygen producing green, yellow, or red, and nitrogen typically emitting blue ... The aurora borealis lit up the night ...

The aurora borealis may light up the night sky in Wisconsin ... according to the National Weather Service Green Bay office. The SWPC says northern lights are typically best “within an hour ...