Witness the aurora borealis natural light display
Witness a total lunar eclipse turning the moon red due to Earth's atmosphere
Experience darkness during a total solar eclipse
Experience 24-hour daylight during summer in locations above the Arctic Circle or below the Antarctic Circle
Witness the aurora australis natural light display
Watch the ring of fire during an annular eclipse
Experience the night sky in a zero light pollution zone, where stars and the Milky Way are clearly visible
Witness the moon at its closest approach to Earth
Experience 24-hour darkness during winter in locations above the Arctic Circle or below the Antarctic Circle
Witness circumhorizontal arc in the sky, a rare optical phenomenon caused by ice crystals
Witness 22-degree ring around sun formed by high-altitude ice crystals
Witness vertical beams of light in cold sky caused by ice crystals reflecting light
Witness rainbow created by moonlight, visible on clear nights with bright moon and water spray
Catch rare green flash as sun sets over ocean horizon, a brief optical phenomenon
Observe bright spots beside sun caused by ice crystals in atmosphere
Watch the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) from an airplane, offering a unique aerial view of the natural light display.
Observe the Starlink satellite train, a line of satellites launched by SpaceX visible from Earth shortly after deployment
Witness the aurora borealis natural light display in Poland
Witness a lunar eclipse, when the Earth passes directly between the Sun and the Moon, casting a deep red shadow on the lunar surface. Find a dark sky location away from city lights for the best view. The entire event lasts a few hours, with totality often lasting 30–60 minutes.
The clearest night skies on Earth, above the driest desert.
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