Polar Auroras seen from space - Aurora Borealis

Incredible footage taken from the International Space Station. Multiple photographs were put together to create this spectacular footage of the Aurora Borealis.

Shot in and around Kirkenes and Pas National Park bordering Russia. Must have taken hours to put together this incredible footage of the Aurora Borealis.

Here's a time lapse video of Aurora Borealis recorded in British Columbia on September 24th.

Auroras is an optical phenomenon observed in the sky over polar areas of the Earth

These guys attach an iPad to a balloon and manage to drop it around 100,000 feet up in the sky! It barely had a scratch on it.

Amazing Video Aurora Seen From Space Stunning natural light display captured from The Space Station

Check out this truly astonishing view of our planet from the orbit of the International Space Station. Some awesome sights include the lights from major cities, lightning storms, aurora in both red and green!

Aurora Borealis timelapse HD - Tromsø. Credits: Tor Even Mathisen is the real author of this video. Recorded with a camera Canon 5D Mark II + Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II. Original video at vimeo.com

These lucky passengers had the rare opportunity to watch Discovery's final launch from way up in the sky!

Incredible crew video showing the release of the Hubble Space Telescope from the cargo bay of the space shuttle Atlantis.

What an awesome view of a truly spectacular light show.

These guys send up a high definition camera 107,145 feet high in a balloon and capture this incredible footage.

After freefalling all the way from space (setting a world record in the process), this skydiver gets absolutely owned during his landing!

Watching a space shuttle launch from the ground is undoubtedly very awe inspiring but this guy manages to film one from his plane seat.

This event publicized the plight of polar bears disappearing due to global warming and rightfully, it was done in an ingenious, eco friendly manner. Find out more on ecoideasnet.