A gargantuan green dragon hisses in the sky over Iceland. Either "Game of Thrones" really upped its production budget for its final season, or the sun belched a barrage of charged particles into our ...

NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shared a stunning timelapse of the Southern Aurora from space after a recent solar flare and CME triggered dazzling light displays over Earth.

Dragons may be make-believe, but a dragon-shaped aurora borealis that flickered in the sky over Iceland this month was breathtakingly real — just have a look at this dramatic photograph. The photo, ...

Pictured: The aurora borealis, also known as northern lights, illuminates the sky along the Ring Road in southeastern Iceland, between Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon and Hofn, on October 7, 2018. Getty ...

Nasa has released incredible pictures of an unusual ‘dragon’ aurora roaring silently in the sky over Iceland. The stunning natural wonder was caused by particles emited from the sun which smash into ...

The aurora borealis is a quintessential item on travel bucket lists. (The northern lights will be visible over parts of the United States the night of February 27!) Seeing the lights is great, and ...

A breathtaking aurora borealis in the shape of a green, fire-breathing dragon swooped over Iceland in early February in a brilliant display of dazzling light. Dragons may be the stuff of fairy tales ...

NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shared breathtaking footage of the Aurora Australis, showcasing luminous green waves dancing like ...