A long exposure captures the vibrant green Aurora Borealis above a moving train, with light trails cutting across the bottom of the sky on Oct. 10
Bright green northern lights dance above the skyline, offering a breathtaking view of the Aurora Borealis on Thursday night, Oct. 10, from Tekoa Mountain.
The Tsuchinshan-ATLAS comet streaks across the sky, captured on Monday, Oct. 14, just north of Venus, with trees silhouetted beneath in Cheney.
Pink and green lights from the Aurora Borealis curve and glow above a neighborhood in Davenport on Thursday night, Oct. 10.
A house and hill in Tekoa are silhouetted against bright pink and green lights of the Aurora Borealis.
Photos by Roger Harnack, Matthew Strissel, TeAire Baier and Janelle Hein.
The night sky over Eastern Washington lit up with vibrant displays of the Northern Lights on Thursday, October 10. Photographers captured stunning images of the aurora borealis from various locations, including Davenport, Colfax, Tekoa, and Tekoa Mountain. The lights danced in shades of green and purple, creating a breathtaking view for those lucky enough to see them.
In addition to the aurora, the Tsuchinshan-ATLAS comet made its appearance on Monday, October 14. The comet, visible with binoculars or a small telescope, added another celestial wonder to the week's list of astronomical events.
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