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A mesmerising spectacle across the Lapland skies was captured by a photographer in the Arctic circle on Saturday night. The aurora borealis is a natural phenomenon in the Earth’s sky, driven by solar activity and geomagnetic storms interacting with the upper atmosphere. These magical marvels were also captured across the UK – in Dorset, Kent and Northumberland. The Met Office have said sightings in Scotland will remain possible until Tuesday. #auroraborealissky #northernlights #lapland #laplandf
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