A strong radiation storm will provide the chance to see the aurora across parts of the United States, including Colorado.
Starting just before sunset, a window to view the northern lights through your camera's lens appeared across Oklahoma.
Thousands of Colorado residents took to social media on Thursday night and on Friday morning to share their views of the aurora borealis (northern lights) that were visible with the naked eye.
A geomagnetic storm increases the chance of auroras — also known as northern lights — and can temporarily disrupt power and ...
A rare occurrence happened Thursday night: the Northern Lights were visible on the East Coast, including in North Carolina ...
Strong solar storm brought dazzling natural phenomenon to rare parts of the world late Thursday and early Friday, lighting up ...
Durangoans and Silvertonians were treated to a rare light show after sundown Thursday when an aurora borealis, commonly known ...
New Mexicans had the rare chance to catch a spectacular phenomenon Thursday night. The northern lights were visible in much of the state, with photos and videos of the colorful ...
The skies lit up with a rare and spectacular show of color from the Northern Lights in areas that rarely get to see them. NBC ...
NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center says there may be another chance to see the northern lights on Friday night.
A rare, severe geomagnetic storm allowed for a rare glimpse of northern lights Thursday. There's a good chance they may be ...
The Ashokan Reservoir became an 8,100-acre reflecting pool for the display put on by the aurora borealis during an overnight display under near-perfect viewing conditions. During the course of ...