The rare phenomenon was visible on Friday and Saturday because of a huge geomagnetic storm, the first of its kind to hit Earth in around two decades.After Friday's unexpected show, those who missed it are keen to get another chance to see the very rare light show.
”Sightings of the spectacular light display were reported up and down the country, including in Scotland, Essex, Norfolk, Surrey, Kent, Birmingham and Manchester. Scientists warned the storm is expected to be so strong that it could disrupt power grids, mobile phone networks and GPS satellites in the US. Adding that the lights are "notoriously difficult" to predict, he said the proximity of the sun and earth makes chances of an encore more than likely.