Northern lights, also called aurora borealis, brought gorgeous hues of purple and magenta seen from the San Diego County mountains overnight. A strangely strong solar storm is hitting Earth ...

The northern lights were captured on video Sunday dancing over Alaska skies ... and NASA says nitrogen glows blue and purple. The aurora is named for the Roman goddess of dawn.

Dazzling aurora ... purple, pink and green auroras filled up social media feeds, group chats and Alaska’s News Source’s inbox. Check out some of our favorite photos of last night’s aurora ...

Also known as the “Northern Lights,” the aurora borealis forms when ... 3.3 million acres of wilderness in southeast Alaska, including “rugged mountains, dynamic glaciers, temperate ...

Such storms are known to bring the aurora borealis as low as Idaho and New ... suggested that the phenomena may appear directly over Alaska, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Washington ...

The best reason to go north (to Alaska, the Yukon or anywhere else ... Then, voilà: the aurora borealis (or aurora australis, if you happen to be at the bottom of the Southern Hemisphere).

If you missed the northern lights, or aurora ... purple in the sky. This year’s increased solar activity is likely the result of an 11-year sun cycle peaking through October. While NOAA predicts ...

A LOT OF PEOPLE SAW THAT STUNNING DISPLAY, THOUGH, OF GREEN AND PURPLE ... Alaska. However, states including Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota and even Michigan could also see the aurora borealis.