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So over the last few days you might have noticed it looks like January 1st on people's faces.

Folks are tired, eyes puffy, likely because a potentially once in a lifetime

geomagnetic storm lined up perfectly with the weekend. So people from all

over were staying up late to see the northern lights and places not very far north like Florida.

The pictures are absolutely insane and at least around here there's nothing like a solar storm to reinvigorate

the discourse around light pollution.

It also means that we get to play this story from 2020 for you, about the Aurora Borealis and a photographer's

surprisingly emotional journey and obsession with the phenomenon. It's a beautiful

story. Another reason people might have puffy eyes today.

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