Scientists consider "Aurora Borealis" or Northern Lights the most impressive luminous phenomenon of nature. There is no better place to observe them that in the Lapland forest. There, far from light pollution of cities, we'll mesmerize by the vision of a multicolor night sky in motion. Accompanied by a scientist expert in northern lights we will learn how they form, what are the different types, how to photograph them, etc. Who sees an Aurora Borealis never forget it ...
On May 15th 2011 at 22:40 GMT, Spaniard Jose Naranjo, Arctic World company director, reached with his three Australian mates Ward Hunt, the northermost Canadian island, after skiing during 40 days in a row on the ice pack of the Arctic Ocean from the Geographic North Pole. Read More
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