Night Lights, also known as ‘aurora, are one of natures most spectacular displays. Located in the far reaches of the Polar Regions, the ephemeral glow of these night lights add a magical element to long winter nights. It looks like clouds or curtains of flowing sheets of colors appearing on the night sky. This phenomenon is caused by the solar winds, which consists of electrons and protons. These particles interact with the Earths atmosphere in the Polar Regions, the aurora appears as the charged particles collide with the atoms and molecules of earths atmosphere. The color of the aurora is influenced by a variety of factors, from the type of atmospheric gas particles that are affected to the elevation of the observer. These colors range from red to green to blue-white strips of light. Seeing the night lights is a bucket list item for thousands of people who journey to the Polar Regions just to experience these breathtaking and surreal scenes. The lights are ever changing, and mesmerizing to witness in person, as the aurora shape shifts and moves with the wind like a liquid sky. Experience the indescribable beauty of this natural wonder and youll be drawn in and mesmerized. It takes your breath away, and leaves you in awe of the intricate and magnificent displays of nature.