Aurora Reykjavík Museum

One of the things I was most looking forward to on my trip to Reykjavík, Iceland, was observing the auroras!!! Before seeing the auroras, it was great to visit the Aurora Museum to study scientific facts and learn what preparations would be good to make before observing the auroras. It was conveniently located not far from the Reykjavík city center, so it was possible to walk there! It was also very nice that they offered free warm coffee or tea 😁👍 📍Aurora Reykjavík - The Northern Lights Center

Captured the aurora, Norway's aurora borealis erupted in 6 colors.

One week ago, the KP index was still 3 on that day, but after landing, it jumped directly to 5, and reached 6.67 that night, with cloud coverage ranging from 1% to 10%! My luck exploded, bloody hell. That night, the aurora was clearly visible to the naked eye, with red, yellow, blue, green, purple, and pink colors all present! The Arctic Cathedral, Norway, Europe.

When I came to Iceland, I also knew that Iceland was close to the Arctic Circle. The least amount of light pollution is the most suitable country for Aurora. The Icelanders, like the privilege of the Northern Lights, can see the Northern Lights throughout Iceland for nearly eight months. Of course, watching Aurora always requires luck. Although it is impossible to ask for it, we still have to gamble, because chasing the aurora itself is a happy thing. The miracle appeared the night before leaving. The protagonist we are looking for is on the scene! ! Everyone rushed downstairs, and friends from all over the world exclaimed in unison. It danced in the night, and there were ever-changing forms in a few seconds. The shape of each moment was different. No matter how many verses you have described to describe the magic and beauty of Aurora, no matter how many photos you have seen reflecting Aurora fantasy and beautiful, only when you are bathed in the aurora, can you really understand how incredible this is. Miracle.

Looking at the Aurora, in addition to doing homework to see the weather index, the biggest factor is luck, commonly known as looking at the face. In the nights of Iceland, every day, watching the cold polar night sky, the green light flutters in the sky, as if the symphony has entered a climax, looking at the sky and tears, feeling the natural magic.