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Images of the Northern Lights in Iceland.

This show was created by some of Iceland’s best-known scientists, writers, photographers, and musicians.

Photos provided by the South Carolina State Museum

If you missed the recent sightings of the Northern Lights shining above South Carolina, don’t worry — you can experience the mystical colors of aurora borealis up close in Columbia.

"Áróra” — an award-winning cinematic journey across remote Icelandic landscapes in search of these beautiful lights — is now playing inside the South Carolina State Museum’s 55-ft digital dome planetarium. For a limited time, you can immerse yourself in Iceland’s Northern Lights + hear their folktales and mythology.

Watch the trailer + reserve tickets

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