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It is the end of the year and you're walking through fresh snow under the Northern Lights and you feel a little endless ❄

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Merry Christmas... Some auroras in Abisko, Sweden.

2026: Continuing the 'rebooting' of the US States Pinups Series, releasing TWO per month!

US States #4: Alaska - The next USA state tribute with brand new pinup artwork featuring the great state of Alaska, often nicknamed 'North to the Future'. Joined the USA in 1959: While the phrase "North to the Future" honors Alaska as a land of promise, its night skies have looked toward the heavens for centuries to witness the Aurora Borealis, which locals once believed were the spirits of ancestors playing a game of soccer with a walrus skull. During the 1950s, scientists in Fairbanks began some of the first modern high-altitude studies of these "Northern Lights," proving that the frontier’s future was as much in the stars as it was on the ground.

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This majestic image of the dazzling green lights of the aurora borealis was captured on March 17, 2015, around 5:30 a.m. EDT in Donnelly Creek, Alaska.

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11. Eldhraun Lava Field under Northern Lights, South Iceland.

Eldhraun at night. The aurora finds the moss and they share the same green. For a few hours, the sky and the earth become the same thing.

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Earth Bit Lab — Iceland Series: Before the Map Ends

Most people see Iceland from the road. The waterfall everyone photographs. The lagoon everyone visits. The glacier everyone stands in front of.

These are not those places.

These are the ones the island kept for itself — the hidden canyon, the steaming valley, the lava cave that glows for no reason, the crater that shouldn't be that color. The Iceland that exists just past the point where most people turn back.

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