Night Lights is one of the most fascinating and mysterious phenomena that is found in the night sky. It is also known as Aurora Borealis, or "Dawn of the North" in Latin. These effects are caused by the interaction of solar particles and Earth's atmosphere, resulting in a natural light show that can be seen from the ground. The colors caused by these interactions are typically in shades of white, yellow, green, pink and purple. While these colors can be breathtaking, the best part of Night Lights is that it's ever-changing. The patterns can be both symmetrical and complicated and it never looks the same. Night Lights is usually seen in the northern part of the world but it is possible to view it elsewhere. In some countries, the display can be striking. In Alaska, for example, there have been reports of an entire sky ablaze with a vibrant pink and purple hue. Night Lights is something that many people take for granted. But the reality is that it only appears once in a while and that makes it all the more beautiful when it happens. When it does, it provides a breathtaking view, a reminder to us that we are all part of a much bigger and mysterious world.