NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick has shared breathtaking timelapse footage of northern lights from the International Space Station, highlighting the beauty of auroras as seen from space. The video, which also captures the moon setting and a sunrise, features stunning streams of red and green lights, showcasing Dominick's new camera lens. He noted the intense experience aboard the ISS, stating that fellow astronauts have never witnessed anything like the auroras during their missions. Meanwhile, a recent study of photographs taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter reveals hundreds of caves on the Moon, which may play a crucial role for future lunar colonists. This discovery highlights ongoing efforts to explore the Moon's potential for human habitation. The auroras are expected to be visible more frequently in the coming years due to the solar cycle.