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I went to Iceland earlier this year and learned that is usually only visible during winter months, and becomes less visible further from the Earth’s poles. For “northern lights” to be visible during early autumn much closer to the equator is extremely unlikely and doesn’t make sense to me. I’m not sure what the statistical probability of it is, but it sure is weird to me.
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