so that's yellowknife. it's far right, like distance.i'm sure it's like a four hour, three hour flight from vancouver. but once you're there, it's easy. then that's why yellowknife specifically that part of canada is so good for the northern lights because they have many more nights where they are clear. no clouds. they're far enough from the mountains. there geography is just right there under what's called the aurora oval in like the heart of it. so you have, if you have clear skies, which is likely, you have a 98% chance of a show. and so with three nights, we saw them every single night. >> are that is that was what i was really trying to ask. do all that eloquently. yeah. good it's like old faithful. yeah. >> and some nights are more brilliant than others. the third night that we had was just like picture perfect five hours, where we drove around with an aurora hunter. we saw different like views and we had different backgrounds for all the instagram shots and i would say that with more time like that, what i found really interestin

so this is up in yellowknife northwest territories right here. you can see those greens right there. the solar charged particles rushed towards the earth at about 40 million miles an hour. and they're actually deflected by the earth's magnetic field to the polls. and that's why you can only see them where it's like 40 below 0 and this was my first night that i was there. you can see those rory basically dancing in the sky right here, right above. >> that frozen great slave lake in the distance. so it was absolutely incredible. and yet share it with you 40 below 0. live star. >> definitely recommend very worth and not too hard to get up there from san francisco. yeah. one layover. okay. vancouver edmonton. so if you want to get up there, absolutely. take that fight up there. it's a great time to see the aurora. it's again called the solar maximum. so they're really firing up these next couple years. radar showing you here in the bay area, something that has else is going to be firing up in green the radar. you can see that offshore right here. mul