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www.visitnorway.com | ||
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www.natureworldnews.com
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| | | | | Witness the northern lights in 10 U.S. states as a geomagnetic storm brings stunning auroras on January 24-25. | |
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dadontherunblog.com
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| | | | | There's no where to go but down from here. Things get strange up above the arctic circle. In the summer, for weeks, the sun never sets. In the winter, it doesn't rise. Reindeer and Santa are real here and you can meet them. The Earth ends here, dropping off into the water over precipitous cliffs that make you really appreciate how brave the Vikings were to have sailed out beyond these cliffs. | |
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www.space.com
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| | | | | The autumnal equinox is Saturday (Sept. 22), and with it, the chances increase of seeing a display of the auroras, or Northern and Southern Lights. | |
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openpunk.com
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| | | I found myself up at 6am, unable to sleep, poking around google maps until I realized I lived quite close to a lake. Being 6am, I knew the sun would be rising in about an hour or so. Eager to get out of my apartment for a mini-adventure, I brewed myself some coffee and set out to Lake Ray Roberts to watch the sunrise. This was my view: The wind was fairly strong this morning, leading to some nice waves :) | ||
