144K views · 746 reactions | Gorgeous timelapse video of aurora over the Earth captured on Sept. 15 on the International Space Station. MORE: https://globalnews.ca/tag/space/ | Global News | Facebook

9.2K views · 222 reactions | Astronauts have captured a beautiful timelapse video showing the Aurora Australis - the southern lights - from space. The colourful display is caused by the strong solar wind hitting the Earth's magnetic shield. : @Thom_Astro/ESA | News.com.au | Facebook

Have you been lucky enough to see aurorae in person?🌌 A beautiful curtain of rippling light in the night sky, the northern lights are an awe-inspiring and unforgettable sight for those who have witnessed it 🤩 But what causes the aurora? 🤔 Watch below to find out 👇 | ESA - European Space Agency

19K views · 332 reactions | Ever wonder what causes the beautiful lights known as aurora borealis? This video explains how it all starts with the sun: | AccuWeather | Facebook

Picket fence superposition? I slowed this footage down more than usual with the aim of being able to demonstrate the possible superposition picket fence I captured on Thursday evening. This is a rare phenomenon of twin picket fences contributing and caused by a S.T.E.V.E. - Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement. | Bruny Island Aurora Photography