Can I see aurora at the following locations?

Question

- NW Territories, Canada
- Hokkaido, Japan
- Manchuria, China
- Iceland
- Greenland
- Falkland Islands
- Bering Sea
- Scandinavia
- Estonia

Answer 1

It is possible to see aurorae anywhere. But it is more likely to be found on polar regions than places near the equator.

The northern hemisphere has aurora borealis, while the southern hemisphere has aurora australis.

You can see aurorae on all of the places you've mentioned, though it's less likely to be seen on some. (On September 2, 1859, a strong magnetic storm produced aurorae on Japan, the United States and Europe)

Answer 2

Depending on solar activity of course. Just don't plan on seeing them every night.