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> What do these folks do for work that they can live up in the Arctic in this fashion? The name of the island in the article is a link to its Wikipedia page, f
by tom_mellior 10y ago
> What do these folks do for work that they can live up in the Arctic in this fashion?
The name of the island in the article is a link to its Wikipedia page, from which another link takes you to the page for Nordland, the county it belongs to. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordland#Economy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nordland#Economy
> How do they keep the dome's light from being completely obliterated.
As another poster noted, the dome is not very well isolated. As a wild guess, this might mean that thin layers of snow could melt off if it's not too cold outside.
Also, during the three winter months when it doesn't get light outside at all, you might as well live under a layer of snow. Its reflection of the house's lights should give an overall brighter feeling than if the light just goes off into the arctic night.
- bogomipz 10y agoThanks, the picture on that wiki page are even more beautiful and dramatic than the ones in the original article. Is this as big as a tourist draw as the fjords around Bergen? It looks equally as impressive.
- andness 10y agoLofoten, which is in Nordland and which some of those pictures are from is a big tourist draw, and it is absolutely spectacular. You get the fjords and the midnight sun.
- bogomipz 10y agoThanks. In case anyone else wants to put it on their travel shortlist: http://www.lofoten.info/en http://www.lofoten.info/en