A recent solar storm smashed into Earth and created what appeared to be bright pumpkin-colored pillars dancing in the night sky above Canada, a haunting new photo reveals.

The appearance of the swirl was caught in time-lapse on the Geophysical Institute’s all-sky camera and shared widely. “It created a bit of an internet storm with that spiral,” Hampton said.

"Pillars of light dancing in the sky." That's how local photographer Vladimir Medvinsky described seeing the aurora borealis in the area of Lake Henshaw Thursday.

A Twitter user wrote: “GEOMAGNETIC STORM: As predicted, a stream of solar wind hit Earth on Sept. 4th, sparking a G2-class geomagnetic storm. "The sky exploded with dancing shapes and pillars.” ...

Night owls could see dashes of glowing color in the sky early Tuesday morning with a Geomagnetic Storm Watch in place, signaling the possible arrival of the Northern Lights.

Northern Lights flood the skies, Minnesotans scramble to find the best views 02:52. GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — It's a mad dash for a chance to catch the dancing colors in the sky Friday night across ...

A photographer in Minnesota was able to capture video of a mesmerizing northern lights display as swirls of red and green danced across the night sky.. Another geomagnetic storm made the colorful ...

Incoming solar storm to unleash auroras In the United States, plenty of Americans should have an opportunity Thursday to witness auroras dancing across the night sky amid an impending solar storm ...

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In Storm — the wind-rider’s newest solo series from writer Murewa Ayodele (Akogun: Brutalizer of Gods, I Am Iron Man) and Marvel Stormbreaker artist Lucas Werneck (Immortal X-Men, Monica ...

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A recent solar storm smashed into Earth and created what appeared to be bright pumpkin-colored pillars dancing in the night sky above Canada, a haunting new photo reveals.