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- People travel from all over the world
to visit Iceland to see the Northern Lights.
Tonight, we're gonna try our luck
via small-group Super Jeep.
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So we're just leaving Reykjavik now.
We're on the hunt for the Northern Lights.
Our guide is taking us out,
we're looking for a break in the sky,
we're looking for the right energy,
we're looking for the Northern Lights gods
to look down on us and show us a little something special.
But it's a hunt, that's all part of the fun.
So we gotta be patient and diligent.
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- They come on just a brief moment and then they disappear.
Sometimes they can be there for like,
10-15 minutes, sometimes two or three hours.
It all depends on the activity.
- The magic of the Northern Lights can be seen
when electrons from the Sun's solar flares
react with the Earth's atmosphere.
(laughs excitedly)
Do you see them?
Oh my gosh!
It's like moving ever so slightly,
it keeps changing position, changing color.
I feel like I'm looking at a screensaver.
(laughs)
What an incredible experience.
This has been the perfect way to end this day in Iceland.
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