OH, NORTHERN LIGHTS 🥹🌠 The Northern Lights lit up the sky over Bemidji, Minnesota, on Tuesday, November 11, in vivid green and pink hues, a timelapse footage by eyewitness Matt Jensen showed. The aurora borealis, caused by solar plasma interacting with Earth's geomagnetic field, was visible from a forested residential area in northern Minnesota, offering a striking natural display. Courtesy: Matt Jensen via Reuters | GMA News

😮😍A photographer captured the stunning green aurora borealis dancing under a nearly full moon in Glacier View, Alaska, on the night of Friday, October 10. The northern lights timelapse was filmed by Eric Bleicher, who told Storyful it was captured over a 15-minute period. “One thing I love about this particular sequence is how even under a nearly full moon, the aurora was bright enough to outshine it,” Bleicher said. | ABC 7 Chicago