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Northern Lights UK Tonight — 30 June 2026: A CME Arrival Could Bring a G1 Storm (Chance of G2) — Best Aurora Chance This Week

The aurora is back on the watchlist. A cloud of solar material (a CME) that left the Sun on 26 June is grazing Earth today, and forecasters say it could lift geomagnetic activity to G1 (Minor) storm levels tonight (30 June), with an outside chance of G2 (Moderate). Northern Scotland and the Northern Isles are the prime spots, with a camera-only chance further south if it peaks. The catch this time is the calendar: late June means barely any darkness, so the window is short. Here's exactly when and where to look.

30 June 2026

Space News

NASA Moon Base: New Moon Landers and the Plan to Land in 2028

NASA's Moon Base just took another step forward. Administrator Jared Isaacman has unveiled a fresh round of lunar lander awards and laid out the road to landing astronauts on the Moon in 2028.

30 June 2026

Observing Guides

Mars and the Pleiades: How to See the Red Planet Meet the Seven Sisters

Mars and the Pleiades make their closest pairing until 2034 this week. Here's when to look, where in the sky to find them, and how to see it from the UK.

29 June 2026

UAP/UFO Research

1952 'Flying Saucer' Tape: MIT Lincoln Lab Agrees to Hand It Over

A 1952 'flying saucer talk' by Project Blue Book chief Edward Ruppelt has sat in a private lab's archive for 74 years. Congressman Eric Burlison says MIT Lincoln Laboratory has now agreed to hand it over.

29 June 2026

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