An astronaut aboard the International Space Station captured a stunning time lapse of aurora borealis as it lit up the skies above North America from Nov. 9-15. https://abcnews.link/qverg6y | ABC News

Roscosmos State Corporation astronaut Oleg Platonov captured striking footage of the aurora borealis from aboard the International Space Station, the organization reported on its Telegram channel on Sunday. The video shows luminous green bands shimmering above the Earth’s surface at an altitude of around 400 kilometers. Auroras form in the upper atmosphere during periods of intensified geomagnetic activity and can last anywhere from a few minutes to several days. | ABS-CBN News

'Surreal sweep of green and purple auroras shimmering above Earth’s night side': #NASA astronaut Jonny Kim shared a breathtaking video of #SouthernLights as seen from the International Space Station. 📹 Jonny Kim USA, ISS #AuroraAustralis #SouthernLights #ISS #SpaceView #NASA #Astronaut #EarthFromSpace #Aurora #SpacePhotography | The Times of India

An astronaut aboard the International Space Station captured stunning video of the aurora borealis dancing over North America. https://www.wfla.com/top-videos/watch-aurora-borealis-dancing-across-sky-over-north-america/ | WFLA News Channel 8

NASA astronaut Zena Cardman captures a breathtaking view of the #aurora borealis from aboard the Crew-11 mission — a mesmerizing light show dancing above #Earth. 📹 zenanaut / Instagram #AuroraBorealis #ZenaCardman #Crew11 #NASA | The Times of India