14. Noctilucent Clouds
These gorgeous, wispy blue shimmers turn the sky into a liquid masterpiece of natural splendor. You will struggle to find anything more sensational in the evening sky, other than the Aurora Borealis, of course.
Noctilucent Clouds
Ice crystals are once more to thank for this natural beauty, which reflects light shortly following sunset to form this one of a kind sky effect. Like with the Aurora Borealis, you will have to head to Scandinavia to witness such magic, during the peak of summertime.
13. Belt of Venus
These soft, pinkish-peach tones in the sky are bound to turn any date into a once-off romantic affair. How does the sky become so sentimental-looking?
Belt Of Venus
The Belt of Venus, otherwise called an anti-twilight arch to the less romantic, is a rosy band that accompanies a blue horizon that can occur during sunset and sunrise. The mind-blowing part about all this is that an anti-twilight arch is, in fact, the shadow of our planet! Despite being more frequently-appearing than you’d think, this weather wonder might be more easily spotted than you previously thought.
