It's one of those phenomenon people dream of seeing in their lifetime, just not everyone can afford to make it to Canada, Iceland or beyond. Last night, if you were in Northern Ireland, all you had to do was walk out your front door. It doesn't happen often, but when it does, it's breathtaking. Here are just some of the amazing pictures posted to twitter.
Great Britain, the Republic of Ireland, and The Northern Lights captured from the International Space Station. pic.twitter.com/W53Nh6nxKI
— Universe Pics (@SpacePicsHQ) October 7, 2015
@ThisisiRadio Taken tonight from Grainan Fort in Co.Donegal Over looking Lough Swilly, Ireland! #NorthernLights pic.twitter.com/IKqokiCDt9
— Sean Campbell (@SCampbell2010) October 7, 2015
Look up! Aurora Borealis visible from Ireland tonight.. Pics: http://t.co/1GL8VFuFK4 pic.twitter.com/dlwxZlVWnX
— iRadio (@ThisisiRadio) October 7, 2015
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Wow! Stunning Northern Lights captured off North Coast of Northern Ireland http://t.co/Q6n3IR8X4F pic.twitter.com/5lZP2GoISH
— Belfast Live (@BelfastLive) October 8, 2015
Aurora borealis (northern lights) at Newgrange tonight: https://t.co/lp6yPFxF2C pic.twitter.com/mVLPMvXtnc
— Anthony Murphy EI2KC (@hamradioireland) October 7, 2015
Did anyone manage to catch a glimpse of Aurora Borealis last night, or have you had the pleasure of seeing it elsewhere on the planet?
