She posted on Facebook: "After my mistaken Northern Lights pic taken in Bramford two weeks ago, Specsavers contacted me and asked if I would like to go to Iceland and see them for real.

A woman who mistook the night-time glow from a nearby tomato factory for the Northern Lights has gone to Iceland to see the real thing. Dee Harrison, 56, proudly shared a picture of an ‘aurora ...

While aurora sightings are possible for the northern half of the UK at first, these chances fall sharply with time.’ So have your camera ready and eyes to the sky ...

In fact, this setting can oftentimes pick up the northern lights even when they’re not visible to the naked eye! Authorities in Iceland have shared a few tips on how to best capture the northern ...

Play Airlines Pilot Una Gísladóttir shares what it's like to view — and capture pictures of — the northern lights ... a red-eye flight from the United States, bound for my home: Iceland.

This Milky Way photographer has had many shots “ruined” by equally beautiful lights. Here are some of the best aurora images ...

It was a biting 10 degrees Fahrenheit the first night I saw the northern lights. My mom, who’d agreed to join my winter aurora chase in Iceland ... the lights, my eyes tearing from wind and ...

A portion of the northern ... if the naked eye can’t see it, according to Visit Iceland, Iceland’s tourism website. More Americans have been able to see the northern lights as the sun ...

There is about a 50% chance that Marylanders could see the aurora borealis Sunday. That would mark the third sighting in just ...