According to the Met Office's latest space weather, the chances of seeing it again remain 'initially', but will start ...

These lights are normally seen in the northern latitudes like Canada, Iceland, Greenland, Scandinavian and Alaska, which is ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

The Northern Lights are once again set to be visible over Oxfordshire tonight. Stargazers across the country have been lucky ...

If you can't see the northern lights in the night sky, you might be able to catch them by using your phone's camera.

Scotland could be lit up with the Northern Lights this weekend as a result of intense solar flares. The dazzling natural phenomenon, also known as the aurora borealis, shows the night sky coloured ...

As predicted by space weather forecasters, mid-latitude auroras were visible on Sunday, Oct. 6 and Monday, Oct. 7, across the ...

Officially known as the aurora borealis, this stunning natural phenomenon is usually seen in the earth's most northerly regions, such as Scandinavia ... be seeing the Northern Lights, particularly ...

The red glow of the northern lights could be seen in New Mexico on Thursday night, even in. Watchers with cameras could capture even more of the aurora's show, the ripple of green and purple in the ...

Here is everything you need to know about seeing the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis without a camera or lens.

The Northern Lights will be at their most visible at 11pm tonight (Friday, October 11) according to the Met Office with the general hours to see them from 7pm tonight until 3am (Saturday, October 12).