Yes! Astronauts aboard the International Space Station can witness the Northern Lights from orbit, sometimes even flying above or through these glowing displays. The colourful spectacle occurs when charged particles from the Sun interact with gases in Earth’s upper atmosphere. Depending on the gases and energy involved, auroras can appear green, red or purple, creating a spectacular celestial light show visible from both Earth and space.
Fun Fact of the Day: Can You Really See the Northern Lights From Space?

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