According to the Alaska Travel Industry Association, the best time to see the northern lights is typically from Aug. 21 to April 21, also known as the aurora season. While the aurora can appear at any ...

The south central region of Alaska, where you'll find Anchorage, Talkeetna and the Mat-Su Valley, also offers basecamps for northern lights viewing. If you're hoping to see the magic aboard an ...

Just when you thought the northern lights couldn’t get any more stunning ... three sounding rockets above central and northern Alaska during an auroral substorm to study how these substorms ...

Most states along the Canadian border could see the northern lights Monday night ... whereas most of northern Canada and Alaska have the highest likelihood. Other areas in South Dakota, Wisconsin ...

According to the University of Alaska Fairbanks Geophysical Institute, the northern lights are caused by collisions between electrically charged particles that enter Earth's atmosphere from space ...

I’ve travelled all the way to Norway and Iceland to see the Northern Lights, and this is finally where it’s happening,” ...

Much of Alaska and Canada will have better chances of seeing the northern lights. Monday night's viewing line. Observers should try and catch a glimpse of the lights between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m ...

When packing for a cruise to Alaska, layers are key. The Latest Consider one of these trips for a chance to see this mesmerizing natural wonder. If seeing the northern lights in Alaska is on your ...

Alaska has a fairly cold climate that varies in extent throughout the year, but the summer months are the most pleasant time to visit due to the comfortable temperatures and increased daylight. If you ...