PetaPixel Solar Storm Turbocharges Aurora Lights in Dazzling Photos From Space and Earth


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View from space showing the edge of a solar panel and part of the International Space Station with a vivid red and green aurora over the Earth’s surface, and city lights visible below.

A Russian cosmonaut has captured dazzling aurora lights from onboard the International Space Station -- as a large coronal mass ejection (CME) supercharged auroras around the globe this week.

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