Not just northern Europe. The Northern Lights can also happen in Italy. Sky explorers, prepare to be transported to a world of celestial wonders. The solar storm currently enveloping the Earth gave a unique spectacle on the night of May 10, 2024: the incredible Aurora Borealis are painting the skies of much of Europe with shades of magic and mystery. Who knows if it will happen again tonight?
Well yes, Italy was also elected by this extraordinary phenomenon. From the majestic setting of the Alpine-Tyrolean mountains to the ancient Roman ruins, the Northern Lights peeked out, giving an unforgettable spectacle to the lucky observers.
The testimonies come from every corner of the Bel Paese: from the splendid Trentino to the suggestive Valle d’Aosta, from the shores of the picturesque Lake Garda to the pleasant countryside of Umbria. Even sumptuous Rome had the privilege of admiring this celestial spectacle, with images that testify to its presence also in the capital.
But the surprises don’t end there! The Italian lands welcomed the Northern Lights with enthusiasm, from Vigevano to Tuscany, even from the enchanting islet of Pianosa. And what about the magical Rocca Calascio in Abruzzo, which offered a fairytale setting for the enraptured eyes of spectators?
The thrill of admiring the Northern Lights in Italy has also overwhelmed online communities, where groups of enthusiasts and astronomers have shared hundreds of shots, capturing the essence of this unique moment in Italian celestial history. To see other photos taken by Italian smartphones you can also look at this site.
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