The Northern Lights were captured in stunning photos in Merseyside. The phenomenon was visible in certain parts of the region ...

The Met Office says that the Northern Lights will be visible in the UK this week – and for a good while. Here’s everything ...

The fuel freezes quickly because it's so high up in the sky. The spiral shape happens because of the rocket's movement, and when light hits the frozen fuel, it reflects to display the colourful ...

If our 13.8 billion-year-old cosmos could be considered middle-aged, researchers note these new images captured around its ...

Sharing when we might see the mesmerising cascade of purple, green ... dynamic flickers that cover the entire sky, or spirals, rays or curtains of light. Celestial bodies in our solar system ...

After a three-month hiatus, the Lyrid meteor shower will return to light up the night sky. Peaking on the night of Monday, April 21, and continuing into the early hours of Tuesday, April 22 ...

The reason the lights become visible is when the solar wind, carrying the charged particles merges with the Earth's magnetic field. Greens and pinks and purple colourings then leak from the sky ...

resulting in beautiful displays of light in the sky." "Oxygen gives off green and red light," NASA adds. "Nitrogen glows blue and purple." Robin Bradshaw is a digital reporter. A Texas native ...

For the best time to see the northern lights, NOAA suggests viewing the lights between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. The northern lights can be seen as hues of green and purple when coronal mass ejections ...

Pictures taken by residents showed the impressive colours of red, pink and purple across the sky. The Northern Lights appears as a large area of bright colour in the sky. Pinks, greens ...