Aurora Borealis aka Northern Lights appear on the skies of the United Kingdom.
These are bright and colourful lights in the rainbow colours, predominantly in green, red, violet, colours seen like a magic of nature.
These are also called the polar lights where they are most predominantly seen in high-latitude regions.
When the charged particles of the solar wind strike the earth’s atmosphere filled with atoms of oxygen and nitrogen, it happens. Continue...
The collision releases the energy responsible for a colourful, bright halo around the poles.
The Magentic field, that protects Earth from harmful solar winds, is the weakest in polar regions. That's why the aurora happens there.
The same scientific phenomenon also happens in the Southern Hemisphere around the Antartica, it is called Aurora Australis.