Jam packed issues filled with the latest cutting-edge research, technology and theories delivered in an entertaining and visually stunning way, aiming to educate and inspire readers of all agesWhen people ask me"Where shall I go to see the northern lights?" my answer is usually"Auroras are not guaranteed, so choose somewhere you want to visit regardless of the northern lights. Then, if they show up, it's a bonus."because the tour offered much more than auroras.
After I had spent the day learning about auroras, my anticipation to see them was building — but, unfortunately, so were the. The weather had been rather bleak since we arrived, and it seemed to be worsening. But it didn't dampen our spirits: To my surprise, everyone shared the same positive outlook — that it's all part of the experience, and aurora chasing is full of uncertainty.
As we arrived at the skywatching spot, a brief break in the clouds revealed a stunning sight: a vivid, ruby-red aurora filling the open sky. The rich red hues illuminated the gap, creating an unforgettable moment. I was in awe; I had never seen an aurora this pink and red. These are usually observed only by those lucky enough to catch auroras while looking northward from the south. But remarkably, the geomagnetic storm was so strong, it had shifted the auroral oval farther south.
Percival somehow managed to find us a sliver of clear sky that opened up above us and revealed one of the most dazzling aurora shows I've ever seen. The colossal green curtain of light descended upon us, dancing to the whims ofThe weather was incredibly unpredictable, alternating between heavy rain and clear skies. The wind would pick up and then settle down just as quickly. That night, we explored several stunning locations, each offering unique views.