The ethereal light display also known as Aurora Borealis have been seen across Scotland, Norway Iceland and other countries this year – with some stunning images coming over the weekend with some strongest northern lights displays of the year.
With solar activity expected to increase, some areas in the northern hemisphere have enjoyed remarkable sights with entire skies filled with colour, including rarer purple and pink lights.
Northern Lights are caused when charged particles from solar storms travel towards Earth and react with atmospheric gases.
Northern Lights are caused when charged particles from solar storms travel towards Earth and react with atmospheric gases.
5. The northern lights over Arabaer near Selfoss in the south of Iceland.
Some of the strongest displays were reported over the weekend. Photo: Owen Humphreys
6. The northern lights over Arabaer near Selfoss in the south of Iceland.
The Northern Lights have put on a majestic display Photo: Owen Humphreys
7. The northern lights over Arabaer near Selfoss in the south of Iceland.
The northern lights over Arabaer near Selfoss in the south of Iceland. Photo: Owen Humphreys
8. The northern lights over Arabaer near Selfoss in the south of Iceland
The ethereal light display is also known as Aurora Borealis Photo: Owen Humphreys