On October 10th, the Northern Lights were visible from many of our backyards. While the aurora borealis is most commonly associated with the Arctic regions, during periods of high solar activity, the lights can be seen as far south as Maine. With the perfect conditions during periods of high solar activity, the lights can be seen more south, even reaching Maine. This photo is from York Beach, ME.
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October 21, 2024
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Kaitlyn Hatfield-Landry, Chief Editor
Kaitlyn Hatfield-Landry is currently a junior at York High School and the Chief Editor of the Agamenticus Sun. This is her third year in the Agamenticus Sun, all three as an editor and first as the Chief Editor. She is also the secretary of Young Women’s Leadership and the vice president of Model UN, as well as involved in Interact and student council. Kaitlyn also enjoys cooking, hanging out with friends, and reading a good book!