Skywatching
Top 25 extremely stunning photos of Northern Lights of 2020 revealed
Images of the dancing lights captured from different countries are being exhibited.

Seeing the Northern Lights, one of the astronomical phenomena, come first on many of your to-do-lists. Such a magical experience actually requires to see on site.
Photography and travel platform Capture the Atlas brings the fascinating show to you, revealing the 25 extremely stunning photos of Aurora captured around the world, including from the US, Russia, Australia, Norway, Antarctica, Iceland, Finnish Lapland and Canada.
Auroras happen when the charged particles from the Sun strike atoms and molecules in Earth’s atmosphere where they interact with gases resulting in dazzling displays.
“If you’re near the North Pole, it is called an aurora borealis or northern lights. If you’re near the South Pole, it is called an aurora australis or the southern lights,” NASA says.
The strongest solar wind means the most active auroras.
1- Kola Peninsula, Russia

Credit: Sergey Korolev
2- Tasmania, Australia

Credit: Ben Maze
3- Lofoten Islands, Norway

Credit: Roksolyana Hilevych
4- Ice Cube Neutrino Observatory – Antarctica

Credit: Benjamin Eberhardt
5- Jökulsárlón, Iceland

Credit: Agnieszka Mrowka.
6- Finnish Lapland

Credit: Kim Jenssen
7- Lofoten Islands, Norway

Credit: Dennis Hellwig
8- Tromso, Norway

Credit: Ole Salomonsen
9- Thingvellir, Iceland

Credit: Iurie Belegurschi
10- Yukon, Canada

Credit: Mohad Almehanna
11- Finnish Lapland

Credit: Risto Leskinen
12- Iceland

Credit: John Weatherby
13- Finnish Lapland

Credit: Petri Puurunen
14- Iceland

Credit: William Patino
15- Lyngen Alps, Norway

Credit: Tor-Ivar Næss
16- Iceland

Credit: Nico Rinaldi
17- Upper Michigan Peninsula, USA

Credit: MaryBeth Kiczenski
18- Iceland

Credit: Joaquín Marco
19- British Columbia, Canada

Credit: Parker Burkett
20- Finnish Lapland

Credit: Aki Mikkola
21- Saskatchewan, Canada

Credit: Jeanine Holowatuik
22- Iceland

Credit: Virginia Yllera
23- Lofoten Islands, Norway

Credit: José Antonio Mateos Fajardo
24- Iceland

Credit: Stefano Pellegrini
The last image of the Northern Lights: Iceland

Credit: Filip Hrebenda
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