Iceland: Massive Northern Lights Illuminate Night Sky Over Reykjavík

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Iceland: Massive Northern Lights Illuminate Night Sky Over Reykjavík

A massive Northern Lights display was visible in Reykjavík on Saturday, January 10, marking one of the most striking occurrences in over a decade.

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  • ILEA005040100
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  • 2026/1/13 09:35:45
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  • @dorisig via Spectee
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  • Video Location: Reykjavík, Iceland Video Recording Date/Time: January 10, 2026 at 20:25h

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