NASA has recently shared a spellbinding image of the auroras or Southern Lights taken from the International Space Station.
The photos were taken as the ISS was traveling 434 kilometers in the orbit above the Indian Ocean near Antarctica.
The thrilling sceneries from the station were captured by Bob Hines, a NASA astronaut, who is traveling on the ISS right now.
Some other planets besides Earth have auroras too, such as Jupiter, as planets that have an atmosphere and magnetic field tend to have them.
