Night Lights, a wonderful gift of nature, is an annual event of the night sky in the summer. Night lights is also known as the aurora borealis or simply the northern lights. This phenomenon is an extraordinary and breathtaking display of lights in the sky, in the shapes of waves and circles or arcs, which look like waves of billowing or constellations. The night lights appear in many colours, from bright orange to deep green or blue, and can move in undulating waves and circles. It is believed that the Northern Lights occur near the poles of the Earth, the area around the Arctic Circle. The most popular sight of the night lights is in Alaska, Norway, Iceland, Greenland, and Canada, where the conditions are right to witness the natural phenomenon. The aurora borealis is created by collisions between atoms of oxygen and nitrogen high in the Earth's atmosphere. This collision releases photons creating the beautiful display of light in the night sky. Not only are they mysterious and beautiful, but the night lights also provide us with a source of inspiration and positive energy. In terms of positive effects, night lights often give us a feeling of excitement and wonderment, and act as an educational and inspiring experience. The lights also ensure that the night sky is fuller of bright stars and glowing clusters of stars to admire and observe. Finally, they bring us closer to nature and open our eyes to the fascinating phenomenon of natural events that exist around us.