NASA released this stunning new time-lapse video of the aurora borealis (Northern Lights) and the aurora australis (Southern Lights). The 5-minute video was shot from the International Space Station in utra-high definition. Watch KTLA's video here: http://on.ktla.com/Erk7Z | KTLA 5 News

The aurora borealis appears differently every time, that's why it's so exciting when you catch a glimpse of them!👀 Dancing, fluttering, or vibrating in green, pink or purple, above the white winter snow.🤩 | Guide to Iceland

Aurora Borealis season is just around the corner! 🌠 In Iceland, these dancing lights illuminate the night sky from late August to April, painting unforgettable memories. 🌌 | Guide to Iceland

Get lost in the dazzling aurora borealis displays in Iceland. | National Geographic Travel

Do you know how to photograph Auroras? We’ve all seen pictures of the Aurora Borealis - almost neon-like sheets of green light floating and dancing in the sky. Well, the reality is auroras are not typically or consistently that enveloping. Aurora Borealis can appear pretty faint, so to capture the lights properly, you need to be in as dark a place as possible A good starting point for capturing Auroras in a landscape photo is to use a wide aperture (in the f/2.8 to f/4 range), a moderate ISO (sa

If you ever wondered how the aurora can appear, if you just so happen to be under the oval it really is the most incredible experience, this is real time video footage of aurora from a few nights ago., taken here in Iceland pointing my camera directly up I saw this exactly by eye. #aurora #video #northernlights | Wil Photography