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That's a lot more likely. Magnetic North is 80 degrees north rather than 90, and in Canada, so if you can see the northern lights at 50 degrees there, that woul
by mcv 3y ago
That's a lot more likely. Magnetic North is 80 degrees north rather than 90, and in Canada, so if you can see the northern lights at 50 degrees there, that would be comparable to 60 or 70 degrees elsewhere.
- hydrok9 3y agoPatall is right, I was just pointing out another surprising winter-related fact. But it's not surprising if you understand weather systems.