“STEVE,” a cosmic phenomenon that some are calling a distant cousin to the northern lights, could have an increase in sightings in upcoming years, according to scientists. Originally named after the ...

Powerful solar storms over the weekend led to aurora borealis in the skies above the UK on Sunday alongside a strange purple light phenomenon known as Steve. The light phenomenon, referred to as ...

Steve isn't a person. Steve is actually the unofficial name of a mysterious purple streak of light observed by some social media savvy skywatchers keeping an eye out for the northern lights. The ...

The celestial phenomenon known as STEVE is likely caused by a combination of heating of charged particles in the atmosphere and energetic electrons like those that power the aurora, according to new ...

A bizarre streak of light across the night sky nicknamed "STEVE" appeared on Sunday night, during the heights of the geomagnetic storm. STEVE, which stands for Strong Thermal Emission Velocity ...

Scientists may have found the twin of STEVE—a mysterious ribbon of light in the night sky. A team of researchers made the notable discovery, by analysing data from the European Space Agency's (ESA) ...

The latest appearance peaked later Sunday night when a solar storm slammed into our planet's atmosphere. Like most solar storms, this caused several auroras throughout the world. One of those auroras, ...

The celestial phenomena known as “Steve” and “Picket Fence,” named for their unique appearances, were once thought to be auroras. However, recent studies suggest they are distinct phenomena. “Steve,” ...

An atmospheric phenomenon known as STEVE has a secret twin that appears before the break of dawn and flows in the opposite direction, new research finds. When you purchase through links on our site, ...

STEVE is being seen more often lately. Here is what has been learned about STEVE in recent times. STEVE is a bright show in the sky, to put it simply. Originally STEVE was thought to be a form of ...