A rare aurora borealis turning the sky above the Matterhorn mountain red could be seen on Tuesday, November 12, in Italy's Aosta Valley. Reuters was able to verify the location with the shape of the roof and the outline of the mountains that matched the file and satellite imagery of the area. The date was verified by local news and weather reports. The rare northern lights seen across Europe were caused by a G4 geomagnetic storm, local media reported. (Production: Monica Naime, Eva Weininger) |

Spectacular aurora borealis sightings were recorded in several US states as scientists described how solar storms from the sun's eruptions can affect power networks, satellites and GPS accuracy by disturbing Earth's magnetic field. | Reuters