Structured Airglow, Taken by Aaron Watson on June 13, 2026 @ West Elk Mountains, Colorado
Dark Sky Observations
Days surrounding the New Moon, June 15, 2026, offer the dark skies for stargazing. The “anti-Russell-McFerron Effect” may be the reason that CME’s haven’t landed as hard as expected.
SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 06/14/2026
LOOK FOR AIRGLOW TONIGHT: There’s a new Moon on June 14th. That means it’s a good night to look for airglow. Aaron Watson photographed the phenomenon on June 13th from the West Elk Mountains of Colorado:
