The Northern Lights danced across skies all around the world last night (May 10), and photos coming in show that they peaked in vivid blues, greens, pinks, and purples. Some of us were able to witness the Aurora Borealis, and others sadly missed the event due to weather, light pollution, bad timing—or because we simply didn’t know about the epic geomagnetic storm that’s currently raging. Fortunately, that storm will continue sending Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) our way tonight, which means we’ll get another chance to experience the Northern Lights. Those of us here who missed the event last night will not make the same mistake twice. Make sure you don’t either! But if you live too far south or you won’t have a clear view, we have some breathtaking pictures and videos of the beautiful show from last night that will help quell your FOMO. The Northern Lights Danced From Europe To The United States The Northern Lights in Switzerland painted the sky with watercolors. Northern Lights dazzle UK and US after Solar stormThis is from Switzerland #solarstorm #Auroraborealis pic.twitter.com/TCgysrVhHT— Sumit (@SumitHansd) May 11, 2024 People in Cleveland, Ohio, had gorgeous, almost unreal views of the lights. Last night’s Northern Lights in Cleveland, Ohio. pic.twitter.com/Qd5MkXRdX9— Alex Farmer (@alexfarmerphoto) May 11, 2024 This video of a reindeer beneath the neon green Aurora Borealis is magical. Reindeer beneath the Northern Lights. : Aurora Borealis Observatory pic.twitter.com/x444Tmfven— Wonder of Science (@wonderofscience) May 11, 2024 The show over Pittsburg, PA, was so intense that it outshined the city lights. I still can't believe what we all got to witness last night. The Northern Lights. Over #Pittsburgh. I've sat outside for hours countless times over the years, even if there was the slightest chance we could see them and have always come up empty. Not last night. Absolutely unreal pic.twitter.com/eIFsw8PG2a— Dave DiCello (@DaveDiCello) May 11, 2024 We’d hang this breathtaking photograph of electric pink lights over England’s Crosby Beach in our homes. Northern Lights over Crosby Beach @stevesamosa pic.twitter.com/85pLC97SPQ— ScouseScene (@scousescene) May 11, 2024 Another epic shot of the Northern Lights—this time over the Golden Gate Bridge. Northern Lights over the Golden Gate Bridge captured by Hugo Lageneste. Would’ve never thought living in the Bay Area we would ever see the aurora borealis but last night was incredible pic.twitter.com/MerV88eOeF— Drew Tuma (@DrewTumaABC7) May 11, 2024 Don’t forget to check the sky for another round of the Northern Lights tonight. They are typically at their peak between 10 PM and 3 AM, but you should start looking up at dusk. Last night, some areas had their best views much earlier than expected. You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post The Northern Lights Dazzled Skies Last Night, See Pics From Around The World appeared first on InspireMore.