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As soon as there were people to see them. They have been occurring for 4 1/2 billion years or so.

The Vikings and our Scandinavian ancestors used to watch the northern lights. They believed that they could see warrior goddesses coming to Earth in them, to gather the souls of fallen heroes to take them to Valhalla (or basically, the Palace of the Gods).

Early human migration would likely say peoples in the north-eastern portions of modern-day Russia would have been the first. Bear in mind though, this would be a long time ago, before early man crossed from modern Russia to modern Alaska. And it's always possible other groups had explored far enough north to see the aurora even before then.
We don't know

He or she would have been alive before the age of the oldest cave paintings.

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The Northern lights have been around for...... a long time!

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The northern lights and typically seen between the months of March and September on a clear cloudless night.

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