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Always wanted to see the northern lights? Now's the time to look up!
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September 12, 2024
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0:58Now PlayingEvery 11 years, the sun's activity increases to reach a solar maximum.
And that time has arrived!
That means we are expected to see frequent and intense northern lights displays, starting in 2024 and potentially lasting until 2026.
So, if you’ve always longed to see the aurora boralias light up the sky, this may be your best shot at witnessing the phenomenon.
Our Nancy Carlson asked Matt Melynk, a pilot, photographer, and aurora enthusiast, for advice on when to look up.
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