Northern Lights Over The Sky Of Lofoten, Norway

Northern Lights Over The Sky Of Lofoten, Norway

Northern Lights are seen reflected in the sky over the town of Lofoten, Norway. November 08, 2023. The aurora borealis is a natural astronomical phenomenon consisting of a display of lights across the Earth's night sky, mainly visible in the higher latitudes of our planet. They are produced when charged particles (cosmic radiation) collide with the oxygen and nitrogen atoms present in our magnetosphere. (Photo by Jorge Mantilla/NurPhoto)

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