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New Zealanders have just witnessed a meeting
The scenery is beautiful enough to make people overwhelmed by the night.
The North Pole winter night is beautifully sparkling under blue light.
The aurora in Iceland, the feet of the children or waiting for the bus in Bangkok are the best photos of 2016 taken by visitors and readers of The Guardian, each month.
In the evening of September 28, Iceland turned off the light of the entire capital of Reykjavik within an hour so that the world could have a chance to fully appreciate…
Pilot Christiaan van Heijst is more fortunate than others when his work gives him the opportunity to capture beautiful moments in the sky.
The Astronomical Photographer Contest 2016 is launched in the UK and below are the best astronomical photos voted on.
The astronaut group Tim Peake, Tim Kopra and Jeffrey William have just released photos of the stunning space from the International Space Station.
Photographers from all over the world sent their best photos to the 2016 National Geographic Traveler travel photo contest.
Award-winning works at large-scale photo contests around the world give viewers the opportunity to admire amazing views on the earth.
Russian people are satisfied with their eyes when they admire the performance of the colors of Northern light or the aurora phenomenon in the night sky.
Fanciful colors of light are captured by astronauts from the International Space Station (ISS).
Moving blue and pink bands of light, characteristic of aurora phenomenon, appeared in the dawn of December 24 in the English sky.
Photos of the Lagoon Nebula, the strange wave of clouds, or the moving light of the aurora are among the best photos of this year, according to the poll of prestigious N…
Aurora is an optical phenomenon characterized by bright bands of different shapes but moving and changing continuously, looking like silk strips in the sky.