😮😍A photographer captured the stunning green aurora borealis dancing under a nearly full moon in Glacier View, Alaska, on the night of Friday, October 10. The northern lights timelapse was filmed by Eric Bleicher, who told Storyful it was captured over a 15-minute period. “One thing I love about this particular sequence is how even under a nearly full moon, the aurora was bright enough to outshine it,” Bleicher said. | ABC 7 Chicago

Moon Impact Caught on Camera A fast-moving space rock suddenly hit the Moon, and the moment was captured live.Because the Moon has no atmosphere, these rocks don’t burn up they directly crash on its surface, leaving new craters. A rare and powerful sight from our cosmic neighborhood. #space #SpaceX #NASA #fblifestyle | Moon Watchers Club

While capturing the Moon during the day, something unexpected appeared in the sky a mysterious object coming from space and hitting the Moon. 🌕😳 The Moon has no atmosphere, so any space rock or debris can strike its surface without burning up. Was it an asteroid, a space rock, or something unknown? 👽 #space #SpaceX #NASA #fblifestyle | Moon Watchers Club