U-2 pilot captures northern lights up close

Although a lot of people have seen the northern lights, Air Force Lt. Col. Ross Franquemont had a view that was unique, reports CBS News.

Fraquemont’s view was up close from a U-2 he was piloting last month over Canada.

Fortunately, he’s also an amateur photographer who, as with any good photographer, had his camera at the ready to capture some really amazing photos.

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