Canadian Wildfires Cast Eerie Darkness Over Greenland's Skies

The capital city of Nuuk in Greenland was covered in a thick blanket of gray smoke from wildfires in Canada, causing the skies to turn eerily dark. The smoke, which traveled hundreds of miles, contained soot that could be smelled by residents. While officials reassured the public that the smoke posed no danger, it is expected to linger over Greenland for the next few days until the wind changes direction. Meanwhile, in the Canadian town of Yellowknife, nearby wildfire smoke turned the skies a dark orange, prompting comparisons to the dystopian film "Blade Runner 2049."