aurora

Researchers for the first time recorded the gas giant's vibrating plasma signal to Enceladus. And now you can listen to it too.

Thanks to a solar storm, the northern part of North America may see a dazzling auroral display tonight.

The sun fired off yet another powerful solar flare yesterday (Sept. 10), its seventh in seven days.

The northern lights shimmer over Europe in a new Space Station photo.

Meet "Steve," a strange, new aurora feature discovered by citizen scientists and verified by the European Space Agency's (ESA) Swarm satellites.

Jupiter is famous for its Great Red Spot, a storm twice the diameter of Earth that rages on the gas giant's surface. Now, researchers have found that it has a second great spot, almost as large.

Bright auroras light up Uranus' atmosphere in two newly released photos, which combine observations by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and the agency's Voyager 2 probe.

On March 23, the first charter flight to see the aurora australis — the southern lights — took flight from Dunedin Airport in New Zealand.

There's a huge hole in the sun, but it has nothing to do with alien spaceships or any other conspiracy theory.