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Other than waiting for a clear winter’s night, there are several ways to optimize your chances of enjoying a fantastic display of the aurora borealis in Iceland. Another advantage of coming in midwinter is that you can see Iceland under a blanket of snow and make the most of Iceland’s other winter phenomena, most notably exploring the crystal blue ice caves, which are only found in a few other places worldwide. When Can You See the Aurora Borealis in Iceland? In Totton, the annual lantern parade will take place on Sunday 3rd December, with a street market and funfair from 2pm.Agnew, J.; Gillespie, T.; Gonzalez, J.; Min, B. Baghdad Nights: Evaluating the US Military ‘Surge’ Using Nighttime Light Signatures. Environ. Plan. A 2008, 40, 2285–2295. [ Google Scholar] [ CrossRef] There are different ways to overcome the issues associated with the use of LED lights. There may be the option of fitting a large external resistor between the bulb and switch allowing bulbs of 20w to operate. Another solution is to increase the number of bulbs so that the minimum load requirements of the timer switch can be met. It is also advised to use digital timers to power LED lights. How Does a Light Timer Work? The darker it is, the easier it is to spot aurora borealis. You can still see the northern lights in Reykjavik and other cities, but the best results are from the remote countryside. See our tips for finding aurora borealis yourself in Iceland, including how to see the northern lights in Reykjavik. During the 20 th Century the development of electric lighting and rapid growth of human settlement, transport infrastructure and economic activity has led to large areas of the globe coming under the influence of artificial light at night. This is due both to direct illumination and “skyglow”, the diffuse scattering of light in the atmosphere. In 2001, 19% of the global land surface was estimated to be above a threshold of light set for polluted status and 21% of the world's people to live in areas where light pollution obscures views of the Milky Way 1. Longstanding concerns about the implications for scientific astronomy and aesthetic enjoyment of the night sky 2 have been joined in recent years by growing awareness of potential effects of artificial light on human health, ecological processes and ecosystem services 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Set the pointer correctly and push down the tabs to set the times when you want light. The remaining tabs should all be up to indicate that the lighting will not be on at those times.