This video was recorded on the return leg of my journey, at latitude 70°N leaving Skjervøy. On the surface, it’s just another beautiful video from my Arctic trip. But those who know me know that my interest in what is "beautiful" goes far beyond mere aesthetics.So let me tell you about it… About the spectrum as the language of chemical elements. You can approach it from physics – there’s an entire defined science for it – but it means nothing if you don’t contemplate it from Art. What we commonly call the "right hemisphere" or a "spherical mind".What are those red and blue dots? I’ll tell you the most important part. Years ago I discovered that the identity of a world is defined by the way the beings who inhabit it exchange – mainly with the atmosphere; the others happen more slowly. Evolutionary changes come from environmental changes, though it can also happen the other way around.The red and blue patterns have their explanation in physics, but also as the language of the deep changes that affect a world, changes tied to interactions that lead us to these evolutionary shifts. To leave Earth, we must first prepare our bodies – our biology is intrinsic to life here. The solar system itself provides it; it’s natural, and that is its language for anyone who wants to "read" its code. And it’s easiest to see in latitudes where the spectrum is purest.


Minor natural horizon tilt from boat movement – left intact for authenticity and easy post-production stabilization.

Final part (6) of Arctic Boat Journey series. No editing – pure capture.

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