THE NORTHERN Lights are visible across Bromsgrove and the rest of Worcestershire and Birmingham tonight.
These pictures of the Aurora Borealis, seen from St John’s Church grounds, were sent in by Jo Slade.
And there were numerous other pictures taken in Bromsgrove this evening of the impressive lights display.
Picture by Jo Slade. s
This is the third chance to see the luminating spectacle in under eight months.
The Northern Lights in Catshill – taken by Trudy Parker. s
The first time was on May 11 and then it happened again on October 11 last year.
The Northern Lights are a natural light display predominantly seen in the high-latitude regions around the Arctic Circle.
Picture taken in Wychbold by Karen Smith. s
They occur when charged particles emitted by the sun, primarily electrons and protons, collide with gases in Earth’s atmosphere. These collisions release energy in the form of light.
The view from Stoke Prior. Picture by Alice Simpson. s
The Northern Lights often appear in various colors, including green, pink, red, blue, and violet. The colours depend on the type of gas particles colliding with the charged particles and their altitude.
Have you captured the Northern Lights in Bromsgrove, Rubery or south Birmingham tonight?
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