Which natural wonder of the night sky would you most love to witness in person?

For a few surreal minutes, the moon perfectly covers the sun, revealing its ghostly corona. The next one visible from the UK isn't until 2090, so most of us would need to travel.

Rippling curtains of green and purple light dancing across the Arctic sky. Occasionally visible from Scotland, but truly breathtaking from Tromsø or Iceland.

From a truly dark-sky site like Galloway Forest or the Atacama Desert, the galactic centre blazes overhead in a river of stars. Utterly humbling to behold.

Something like Hale-Bopp or NEOWISE, with a tail stretching across half the sky for weeks. These arrive unpredictably and vanish for millennia.

Every August, Earth ploughs through debris from comet Swift-Tuttle, producing dozens of meteors per hour. Best viewed from a rural spot with no moon.