You have your own aurora.
The aurora borealis, in green, alongside Steve, a strong thermal emission velocity enhancement, over Bamburgh Lighthouse, Northumberland This may look like your regular run-of-the-mill aurora borealis, but it’s actually quite special. This is Steve. Steve, short for strong thermal emission velocity enhancement, is a rare aurora-like phenomenon first discovered in 2016.
Steve over Bamburgh Castle But whatever is hitting the planet, particles or plasma, the effect is equally as stunning, creating the mesmerising Northern Lights – and Steve – seen over the UK on Sunday night. The aurora borealis, which have been particularly common recently as the Sun reaches its solar maximum, can stretch from 50 miles above Earth to as high as 400 miles.
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Special type of Northern Lights known as Steve spotted over the UKYou have your own aurora.
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Northern lights turn skies magenta over NorfolkThe aurora lights up the skies across the East of England to the delight of photographers.
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Northern Lights illuminate skies across the UKOn Sunday the Met Office said the best chances to see the lights were in Scotland.
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Northern Lights illuminate skies across the UKOn Sunday the Met Office said the best chances to see the lights were in Scotland.
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Northern Lights illuminate the skies across Scotland and UK in dazzling displayThe Met Office said sightings of the phenomenon were visible across Scotland, and were from webcams on Shetland.
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Northern Lights put on a stunning displayThe lights were seen much further south than usual thanks to strong magnetic fields
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