A burst of solar wind could trigger a minor geomagnetic storm, offering another window to catch auroras from late Tuesday, ...

After a week of intense solar and geomagnetic activity that sent the northern lights spilling far beyond their usual ...

The predicted "view line," or the southernmost spot where skygazers might still be able to view the northern lights, includes ...

During a strong geomagnetic storm watch, aurora activity can be seen well beyond the normal northern latitudes, at times ...

The Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a G-4 geomagnetic storm watch for Monday night, indicating the potential for ...

Those who missed the surprise Northern Lights display in November got another chance on January 19. And after that show, the ...

A geomagnetic storm made the northern lights — the aurora borealis — visible as far south as Alabama and New Mexico Jan. 19.

The predicted "view line," or the southernmost spot where skygazers might still be able to view the northern lights, includes ...

With most solar storms traveling towards Earth at roughly 450 km/s, this one raced through space at around 1660 km/s.

Skywatchers across the U.S. will have their chances to view the Northern Lights this week as a geomagnetic storm takes place.

A rare and fast CME triggered a severe G4 geomagnetic storm, producing brilliant auroras seen across Europe and the U.S.

Geomagnetic Storm Watch is in effect for Monday and Tuesday, giving some Alabama residents a glimpse of the Northern Lights.