Will there be northern lights tonight?

We analyse your chances of seeing the Aurora at your  current location.

Will there be Northern Lights tonight at  your location? 

Take a quick photo of your sky — our AI will analyze it and tell you your real chances of seeing the aurora right now. Every photo helps improve our AI forecasting model so people everywhere can find the lights more easily.

Take a quick photo of your sky — our AI will analyze it and tell you your real chances of seeing the aurora right now. Every photo helps improve our AI forecasting model so people everywhere can find the lights more easily.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Curious about the Northern Lights? Our FAQ section answers the most common questions — from what causes the aurora to when and where you can see it best. Explore science made simple, backed by real data and expert insight

What is northern lights stone?

Uncover the truth behind 'Northern Lights Stone'. Learn about the real gems, like Labradorite and Spectrolite, known for their stunning…

How much are northern lights seeds?

Clarifying the common confusion between the Aurora Borealis and the Northern Lights cannabis strain. Learn about the astronomical wonder…

What are northern lights in Sweden?

Discover the magic of the Aurora Borealis in Sweden. Learn what they are, the best places to see them in Swedish Lapland, and when to plan…

What are northern lights (science explanation)?

Uncover the science behind the Aurora Borealis. Learn what the Northern Lights are, from solar wind particles to atmospheric collisions…

What colors will I actually see tonight?

Green is just the beginning. While most photos show a standard emerald glow, a powerful storm can paint the sky in crimson red, neon pink,…

aurora australis

How to Photograph Northern Lights with iPhone? (Real-Time Calculator)

Stop guessing with static settings. Most guides suggest a standard "10-second exposure," but this leads to blurry green soup when the solar…

Where Are Northern Lights Visible Tonight?

Stop trusting the green blob on the map. Standard solar weather apps tell you where the Aurora could be, but they ignore the one thing that…

What are northern lights and solar flares?

Explore the direct link between explosive solar flares on the Sun and the breathtaking Aurora Borealis on Earth. Understand the science of…

How To Capture Northern Lights With Camera?

Professional aurora photography isn't about memorizing static settings—it's about reacting to atmospheric physics. If the solar wind is…

How strong are the northern lights right now?

Stop relying on the Kp Index—it is often hours behind reality. To know if the aurora is actually strong right now, you need to check the…

What Are The Northern Lights Colors?

Why are some auroras neon green while others explode in crimson red and deep purple? It isn't random; it’s chemistry. The colors depend…

What Time Are Northern Lights Visible Tonight?

Timing is everything. You could have a massive solar storm, but if it happens during daylight or under thick cloud cover, you will miss it.…

Frequently Asked Questions

Curious about the Northern Lights? Our FAQ section answers the most common questions — from what causes the aurora to when and where you can see it best. Explore science made simple, backed by real data and expert insight

What is northern lights stone?

Uncover the truth behind 'Northern Lights Stone'. Learn about the real gems, like Labradorite and Spectrolite, known for their stunning…

How much are northern lights seeds?

Clarifying the common confusion between the Aurora Borealis and the Northern Lights cannabis strain. Learn about the astronomical wonder…

What are northern lights in Sweden?

Discover the magic of the Aurora Borealis in Sweden. Learn what they are, the best places to see them in Swedish Lapland, and when to plan…

What are northern lights (science explanation)?

Uncover the science behind the Aurora Borealis. Learn what the Northern Lights are, from solar wind particles to atmospheric collisions…

What colors will I actually see tonight?

Green is just the beginning. While most photos show a standard emerald glow, a powerful storm can paint the sky in crimson red, neon pink,…

aurora australis

How to Photograph Northern Lights with iPhone? (Real-Time Calculator)

Stop guessing with static settings. Most guides suggest a standard "10-second exposure," but this leads to blurry green soup when the solar…

Where Are Northern Lights Visible Tonight?

Stop trusting the green blob on the map. Standard solar weather apps tell you where the Aurora could be, but they ignore the one thing that…

What are northern lights and solar flares?

Explore the direct link between explosive solar flares on the Sun and the breathtaking Aurora Borealis on Earth. Understand the science of…

How To Capture Northern Lights With Camera?

Professional aurora photography isn't about memorizing static settings—it's about reacting to atmospheric physics. If the solar wind is…

How strong are the northern lights right now?

Stop relying on the Kp Index—it is often hours behind reality. To know if the aurora is actually strong right now, you need to check the…

What Are The Northern Lights Colors?

Why are some auroras neon green while others explode in crimson red and deep purple? It isn't random; it’s chemistry. The colors depend…

What Time Are Northern Lights Visible Tonight?

Timing is everything. You could have a massive solar storm, but if it happens during daylight or under thick cloud cover, you will miss it.…

The Science Explained Simply

With the help of AI and a human touch, we turn complex science papers on aurora into clear, simple explanations — making research that once felt out of reach easy to understand.

The Moon That Loses Its Glow in the Dark

When the volcanic moon Io enters Jupiter's shadow, its glowing sodium atmosphere vanishes in just 10 minutes, revealing a weird…

The Hidden Auroras Dancing in Daylight

Scientists spent 7 years watching the daytime sky to discover the 'Throat Aurora'—a visual footprint of Earth's magnetic shield opening……

The Cosmic Dynamo: Why Auroras Prefer One Pole at a Time

A tilt in the solar wind's magnetic field stretches Earth's magnetic lines differently, turning up the brightness of the aurora in just one…

How Giant Planets Control Earth’s Auroras and Climate

Jupiter and Saturn's gravity creates a 60-year solar cycle that changes Earth's cloud cover, controlling both mid-latitude auroras and…

When the Solar Wind Crushed Jupiter: A 12-Terawatt Aurora

In 2022, a massive solar shockwave slammed into Jupiter, crushing its magnetosphere and sparking an aurora six times brighter than normal.

Using Self-Driving Car Tech to Track the Aurora

Scientists are using self-driving car algorithms to track invisible plasma storms in the ionosphere, revealing the hidden forces driving…

Glowing Moons: Decoding the Auroras of Jupiter’s Ice Worlds

By watching Jupiter's moons glow in the dark, scientists discovered their thin atmospheres are made of oxygen, not water.

Decoding Alien Skies: How ‘Aurora’ Reads Exoplanet Air

Scientists built a new tool called 'Aurora' to decode alien atmospheres, proving we can detect water and ozone on distant rocky planets.

How AI Reads the Aurora to Predict GPS Glitches

Specific shapes in the Northern Lights act as a warning sign for space weather that scrambles GPS. Now, AI is learning to read them…

Speed Demons of the Sky: Fast-Moving Auroral Surges

Eastward-expanding auroral surges (EEAS) look like classic auroras but race across the sky at an incredible 4 kilometers per second!

The Weird Solar System Where Planets Defy the Rules

Astronomers found two hidden planets in a bizarre star system that breaks the 'peas-in-a-pod' rule of how planets usually line up.

Rogue Worlds: Hunting Free-Floating Planets with Euclid

In the sigma Orionis cluster, astronomers just found free-floating planets as small as 4 Jupiter masses wandering entirely on their own.