📜 Geographic boundary marker, constantly shifting with Earth's movement. 🔍 A giant concrete orb, "Orbis et Globus," in far north Iceland marks the ever-shifting Arctic Circle boundary on Grímsey Island. # Why Go ✨ Unique art piece marking a significant geographic boundary, moving with Earth's tilt 📸 Opportunity to visit the Arctic Circle and enjoy the scenic location on Grímsey Island 🌍 Experience the Arctic Circle and the phenomenon of continuous day/night near the pole # Why Avoid 📉 Marker will move north of the island by 2047, not returning for 20,000 years ✈️ Located on Grímsey Island, 25 miles north of Iceland's mainland, requiring travel # Tips 🗿 Three smaller stones mark previous boundaries (1717, 1817, 1917)