There will continue to be aurora viewing opportunities in 2022 Steenburgh said. The solar cycle is indeed ramping up and as solar activity increases so do the chances for Earth-directed blobs of plasma the coronal mass ejections which drive the geomagnetic storms and aurora.
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This makes January the absolute best time to visit Iceland for the northern lights in 2022 although you have a good chance to spot the aurora borealis in ...
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