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How & Where to See The Northern Lights in Iceland

Release Date: 09/23/2022

Description: The Northern Lights season in Iceland is almost upon us! I've packed this episode with loads of information to help you have the highest possible chance of seeing this spectacular natural phenomenon. While it is possible to take a tour to see them, I am a big fan of seeing them on my own. I’ll be sharing some awesome places that you can drive to in the country to view them.I decided to also share some background information about the northern lights, including why they appear, the best time of the year to see them, factors that impact you seeing the lights, how to know if the aurora borealis will appear, the best time of day to see them, and my recommendation when it comes to clothing, as well as tips on how to capture the Northern Lights with your phone or camera. Rent a Car in Iceland for your Northern Lights Hunting Adventure Before I jump in, I want to thank Go Car Rental Iceland for sponsoring this episode. They are a great local car rental company based in Reykjavík. As I mentioned earlier, I like to go on adventures at my own pace and having a car allows me and others to do that.Go Car Rental Iceland already has competitive rates but what‘s awesome is that renting a car during winter is way less money than in summer. On top of that, you can save 10% off your entire booking with them when you use my code Iceland10. Why do the Northern Lights Appear? When charged particles from the sun collide with atoms in the earth’s atmosphere, the electrons inside of atoms move to a higher energy state. When the electrons come down to a lower energy state, they release photons, which is light. That light is what we see as the Aurora borealis or Northern Lights.The strength of the Northern lights, or how strong the light show up, will depend on the solar activity and the speed at which these particles are coming toward the earth. This is one major factor as to why you may or may not see the Northern Lights during your trip.The color of the Northern Lights depends on the ionization of gases in the earth’s atmosphere when the charged particle (electrons) collides with them. The altitude at which the particles collide is a major factor as well.Because different gases are present at different altitudes and in varying concentrations, you might see only one color or many if the Northern Lights appear. Green is the most common color. You might also see blue, purple-ish, yellow, pink and even red.Red is normally associated with intense solar activity, which is rare, so you’ll be quite fortunate if you experience that. Best Time of Year to See the Northern Lights in Iceland Undoubtly, the best time of the year to see the Northern Lights in Iceland is during the winter. Northern Lights season officially kicks off in October and runs through March. During this time, we have long, dark nights and that provides ample opportunity to potentially see the lights. Please know that there is no guarantee you will see them, even during winter.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeWycMNVm3M Why You Can't See the Northern Lights in Summer The reason you can’t see the Northern Lights in Iceland during summer (June, July and most of August) is because there is too much brightness. We experience 24-hour bright nights during the height of summer, and this makes it impossible to see Northern Lights in the sky.It isn’t that solar activity is necessarily any less or more during this time. One thing to note is that I have seen the Northern Lights in late August and September. However, because the days are still relatively long at that time, I normally just suggest visiting from October to March. Factors that Impact You Seeing the Northern Lights in Winter The factors that can impact you seeing the Northern Lights during the winter in Iceland are the weather, clouds, light pollution, and solar activity. Ideally, there are none or few clouds in the sky during the evening, relatively good weather,

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Why Do You Go For Solar Pool Heaters?

Release Date: 11/28/2019

Description: Are you looking for solar pool heating systems? If yes, then why don’t you invest in Northern Lights solar pool heaters! They are quite different than traditionally designed unglazed plastic solar pool collectors. To get started, the solar collectors that are used in the heating kits come with double-walled vacuum tubes rather than plastic PVC piping in traditional solar pool heaters.

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Spectacular Aurora Australis lights up parts of southern Australia

Release Date: 05/13/2024

Description: A massive solar storm has created rare and spectacular auroras around the world. Communities as far north as Queensland saw southern lights often only seen in Tasmania and people across Florida and Alabama also got a rare glimpse of northern lights.

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Solar Storms

Release Date: 05/22/2023

Description: Emerging risks play a key role in risk analysis. One such emerging risk, Solar Storms, is much more than just pretty northern lights. An impactful solar storm happened as recently as 1859. Then, some problems with telegraph wires were reported, just imagine how much more we depend upon electronics now than we did in 1859. That is exactly what we do in this podcast.

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Northern Lights Solar Solutions

Release Date: 04/14/2021

Authors: Northern Lights Solar Solutions

Description: Northern Lights Solar Solutions is a world leader in providing pre-designed and pre-packaged solar water heaters for residential and commercial applications.

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Solar Lighting System

Release Date: 03/30/2021

Authors: Led Desk Lamp

Description: VST Lighting Co. Ltd of China leads the LED industry with the production of high quality and technologically advanced LED and solar lighting system solutions. This wholesale brand has expanded the product line and innovatively developed LED applications for commercial and residential purposes. The new collections of LED camping lights, LED searchlight options, solar lanterns and solar flood lights are amazing.

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Northern Lights

Release Date: 04/29/2021

Authors: McCall Moore

Description: The Northern Lights!

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Northern Lights Public Schools

Release Date: 08/28/2020

Authors: Northern Lights Public Schools

Description: Podcast by Northern Lights Public Schools

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Solar Solutions and Future

Release Date: 05/19/2021

Authors: Oliver Jake

Description: In this podcast we will talk about the solar solutions and how the future is evolving the solar technology to preserve energy.

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Northern Lights

Release Date: 04/06/2021

Authors: Arctic Initiative

Description: Northern Lights is a podcast from the Harvard Arctic Initiative Student Podcast Project showcasing fascinating and engaging stories from and about the Arctic. Series produced by Dr Sarah Mackie, Arctic Initiative, Harvard Kennedy School.

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Northern lights

Release Date: 09/26/2020

Authors: Seamus Oak

Description: This is a general life podcast featuring chats with mates that span right across the bord!

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