It’s the time of year when you might be searching for ideas on how to see the Northern Lights or the best way to visit the Aurora Borealis. Perhaps this year more than others — after all ...

So far, I've spent about two years trying to find the best northern lights. During this period, I've spent $170 on four failed tours and gathered plenty of intel on the dos and don'ts of spotting ...

The lights may be visible in Minnesota, Alaska and Canada. Monday night’s aurora borealis forecast has a Kp index of two on a scale of nine, meaning the northern lights will be pushed farther ...

Another chance to spot the northern lights from the United States is here, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's latest forecast Skyler Caruso is a Writer and Reporter ...

It’s one of the best places in Europe to observe the northern lights, but Alta offers so much more to do while waiting for the dark skies to unveil the magic of the aurora borealis. The ...

Wisconsin skygazers may have another opportunity to see the northern lights Friday and Saturday night. Strong geomagnetic storms throughout the year have caused the celestial event to dazzle ...

The northern lights are a series of ... It’s the only place besides Greenland where you can in theory see the lights from any point in the country. With a population of just 376,000, you can ...

Northern lights may intensify over the next two years as the sun enters its peak activity phase, known as the solar maximum. Increased solar activity could affect satellites, communications ...

I’m a meteorologist who lives in Minnesota, unequivocally one of the best places to see the northern lights without having to travel to Alaska or Iceland or freaking Svalbard. When I first moved ...

A powerful sense of wonder infused sky-gazers recently when the northern lights could clearly be seen ... how about a voyage from Iceland to Greenland on a three-masted historic sailing ship?

The Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, will be in the northern part of the sky. While that sounds intuitive, it did take me longer than it should have to notice. So, as I jumped off ...