The Northern and Southern Lights are natural light spectacles triggered in our atmosphere that are also known as the 'Auroras'.
A photographer who managed to photograph the Northern Lights from space and the stunning results are being widely shared on social media.
A Daily Mail report said that Nate Luebbe travelled to Fairbanks in Alaska, where he attached a camera to a weather balloon and launched it into the stratosphere.
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The camera allowed him to snap images and videos of the naturally occurring phenomenon that takes place over the Earth.
He also shared a video of the recording on his Twitter account. “The Aurora Borealis from 65,000’ under a weather balloon”, he wrote while sharing the video. Luebbe and his team captured the original footage back in September.
Watch the video here:
The Northern and Southern Lights are natural light spectacles triggered in our atmosphere that are also known as the ‘Auroras’.
Here’s how people on the internet reacted to the video: