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From Iceland to Svalbard
June 2 - June 13, 2025
Speaker: Dr. Madhulika Guhathakurta, Heliophysicist
Topics:
- Solar eclipses: celestial marvels and cultural legends
Embark on a celestial journey to witness the awe-inspiring beauty of solar eclipses. Discover how ancient cultures interpreted these rare events and how modern science unveils their mysteries, creating unforgettable momentsnunder the darkened skies. - Auroras: nature’s spectacular light symphony
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of auroras, where Earth’s magnetic fields create vibrant curtains of light. Explore the folklore and science behind these breathtaking displays, capturing the imagination with stories of the Northern Lights dancing across Arctic skies. - NASA’s mission to touch the Sun
The Parker Solar Probe Embark is on a groundbreaking mission with NASA’s Parker Solar Probe, as it ventures closer to the Sun than any spacecraft before. Discover the revolutionary technology behind this daring quest to unlock the Sun’s deepest secrets. - Solar folklore: myths and legends of the Sun
Uncover the rich tapestry of cultural stories and myths woven around the Sun throughout history. From ancient civilizations to modern folklore, delve into tales of sun gods, solar eclipses as omens, and the enduring fascination with our life-giving star. - Solar flares: fireworks of the Sun
Embark on a mesmerizing journey to witness the spectacular beauty of solar flares, and explosive bursts of energy from the Sun’s surface. Explore how these cosmic fireworks illuminate the solar atmosphere, showcasing the Sun’s dynamic and breathtaking nature.
Board our Arctic Discovery cruise in the land of fire and ice, and explore regions in the northernmost part of the world, from Iceland to the rarely visited Jan Mayen Island, and Svalbard inside the Arctic Circle. On your adventures, you’ll encounter some of the world’s most interesting indigenous cultures and ways of life, as well as national parks, protected areas for wildlife, and the planet’s most extensive fjord system.
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