ClareNov 6, 2022
Tomorrow will be the last day we see the Sun until February. Well we’ll likely not see it as it is forecast to be overcast. People image we have one long night, but that’s not true. We have a varying amount of twilight as the Sun skims below the horizon.
Show threaddigitalrabbitNov 8, 2022
@NunavutBirder Beautiful photos. You'll get to enjoy the aurora for many months!
Show threadClareNov 8, 2022
@digitalrabbit We do more and more as the North Magnetic Pole moves away. When I first arrived we barely saw them, and even then they were mostly smudges on the southern horizon. We were in the hole of the doughnut so to speak. Now we are on the inside edge.
Show threadSara WassonNov 8, 2022
@NunavutBirder @digitalrabbit studies These images are exquisite. And how wonderful to have months to experience the aurora! Is it astonishing? I've never had the experience myself but all descriptions I have read sound incredible
Show threadClare
@sarawasson @digitalrabbit all part of the breathtaking beauty of this place. Aurora are astonishing. So is the thousands year old light winking at us from the stars. And..and… so much more.
Nov 8, 2022 at 11:01pmWeb