Flourescent sea itself is a known thing. But does it exist on the northern hemisphere in latitudes consistent with this view of the big dipper?
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Actually, bioluminescent dinoflagellates can be found in water globally, fresh, brackish and ocean.
(Goes back to building robot girlfriend)
Seen it at 60 degrees North so yeah I think?!