That purple-ish glow in the night sky? That’s STEVE. STEVE, or Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement, is an ...

A squirrel then recommends calling the phenomenon Steve because Steve is less scary. Scientists later developed the acronym ...

Sky-watchers in the UK were treated to the rare phenomenon known as Steve as the Northern Lights dazzled on Monday. Stunning images showed the wonderful illumination across our skies as far south ...

An astrophysicist says it is hard to predict when and where Steve will appear next, but it will be during periods of strong solar activity. Sky-gazers in South Australia's south-east have spotted ...

Staff at the Isle Of Skye Distillers gin and vodka distillery in Portree have shared incredible photographs of the aurora boralis and the "very rare" Steve phenomenon. The "very rare" weather ...

UK sky-watchers on Monday night were treated to the rare phenomenon known as Steve. While Steve can look like the aurora and often appears during a showing of the Northern Lights, it is ...

A rare scientific phenomenon known as “Steve” appeared in UK skies last night. The relatively new scientific discovery, which stands for Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement ...

The Steve phenomenon is similar to the aurora borealis, and can usually only be spotted in the presence of an aurora. However, there are some key differences between the two. Autumn walks in Scotland ...

On Monday night, UK sky-watchers were treated to the rare Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement (Steve) phenomenon, observed alongside the Northern Lights. Spotted in areas of Scotland and ...