Northern Lights Over Iceland
The aurora borealis sets the Iceland sky alight with an otherworldly glow. This phenomenon is triggered when the sun sends charged particles coursing to Earth. The best time to see the light show in Iceland is on a clear night in winter—visibility improves the colder it gets.
Photograph by Daniele Boffelli, National Geographic Your Shot
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