
02/10/2025
✨ What you’re looking at is called a “White Aurora” (also known as Steve phenomenon or light pillars), a breathtaking optical display captured in Finland.
Unlike the typical green or purple auroras caused by charged solar particles colliding with Earth’s atmosphere, this rare white light effect is believed to come from ice crystals in the atmosphere reflecting light, often from the ground or human activity, creating curtain-like beams that look otherworldly.
Locals who witnessed it described it as “a sky painted in silk” — soft, flowing, and surreal, as if the heavens themselves were moving in slow motion. 🌌
📍 Finland is one of the few places on Earth where you can see such rare auroral phenomena, thanks to its pristine skies and high-latitude location.
👉 Would you stay up all night in freezing temperatures just to witness this once-in-a-lifetime sight?