New Stunning Aurora Borealis, After Solar Eruption (Photo Gallery)

Northern Lights are some of the most amazing natural wonders that have ever been seen. And if you would have passed through the head to go in Northwest region of Canada, you could see them, informs the Telegraph.

We present the most surprising aurora borealis appeared in the sky, after the March 9, 2011 solar eruption.

Canada

According to witnesses, one of the most favorable areas to see auroras borealis was Nortwest region. The best place to admire the stunning phenomenon is a vast area of ​​tundra. It is a truly magical experience and seems to be just a trick of the imagination.

Alaska

Northern light filled the sky Thursday in the town of Henderson Road. Lights were seen in most of the night, according to the site newsminer. Photographer Warren Gammel said she stayed until 3 am and were still visible auroras.

“A great show last night with a burst of energy, which revolved crowns and red curtain. The lights were brightly colored, more than ever,” said Gammel.

Scotland

Graeme Whipps has managed to achieve this photo at Chapel Of Garioch, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, shortly after midnight. He said the aurora borealis was fantastic, with a bright display, with bright rays, according to BBC.

U.S., Minnesota

Earth’s magnetic field was affected by solar flare during the morning hours of March 10, 2011. Night aurora borealis appeared in the sky city Minnesota, United States. The event happened about the same time as the devastating earthquake in Japan.

Sweden

“Jukkasjärvi ice hotel in Sweden. At 9 pm, one of our guides made a sign to get out. I slipped on the ice for me to look at the huge Arctic sky. It was a rainbow arch of yellow-green , who has miraculously changed shape.

There were bright lights green and different shapes and patterns of lights in the sky, “says one witness, quoted by This is London.