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Leonid Meteor Shower
The Leonid Meteor Shower peaks tonight and tomorrow night. Conditions will be close to ideal because it comes during the New Moon, and we’ll also have clear skies in southeast Texas. Observers n… more →
Wormhole opens in Norway
GW7AAV wrote 2 weeks ago: Several sites on the net have similar images to this taken in the early morning over Norway. Some pe … more →
Leonid Meteor Shower
ayanez wrote 1 month ago: The Leonid Meteor Shower peaks tonight and tomorrow night. Conditions will be close to ideal because … more →
How to Observe Meteor Showers
ayanez wrote 1 month ago: Click image for some helpful tips on viewing the Leonids. … more →
The data center, Y2012, and Space Weather
vburke wrote 1 month ago: I’ve just been reading about 2012 and the possibility of the threat of space weather to the da … more →
Learning about CSSDP
ceswp wrote 2 months ago: CSSDP is the Canadian Space Science Data Portal. It is our sister project–our older sister, so … more →
Getting Buffeted by Space Weather
ceswp wrote 2 months ago: We’ve been busy working on a number of fronts these last few weeks, but today we’ll tell … more →
Space Storms
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K wrote 3 months ago: I haven’t been doing much on my blog due to not feeling good. Despite having a cold, ide like … more →
Ask Anthony
ayanez wrote 4 months ago: Anthony: I watch you guys in the morning all the time and have heard you comment on things like the … more →
Perseid Meteor Shower Tonight
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ayanez wrote 4 months ago: This year’s best viewing of the Perseid meteor shower will be before dawn on August 12, with a secon … more →
Astronomy.com - How to observe meteor showers
ayanez wrote 4 months ago: Astronomy.com – How to observe meteor showers With the Moon out, you’ll need a clear, da … more →
See the Space Station & the Shuttle Tonight
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ayanez wrote 5 months ago: The skies will be mostly clear to see The International Space Station and the Space Shuttle at 9:37 … more →
Sunspot Bulletin: We're Gettting Some Bonus Fireworks for July 4th
milkywaymaid wrote 5 months ago: Hold on to your hats as the new sunspot cycle finally get underway. Check out the photo and animatio … more →
Nocticulant Clouds
Shimoni wrote 6 months ago: Spaceweather: “The first NOCTICULANT CLOUDS(NLCs) of 2009 have been sighted over northern Euro … more →
An important puzzle from the National Weather Service's Space Weather Prediction Center
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Fabius Maximus wrote 7 months ago: Read these versions of the new NOAA press release about Solar Cycle 24, released with fanfare by the … more →
Weekend reading recommendations
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Fabius Maximus wrote 8 months ago: The West is getting weird. This site has frequently discussed our broken observation-orientation-de … more →
More shockwave events to worry about, in addition to peak oil and global warming
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Fabius Maximus wrote 11 months ago: Summary: about shockwaves, the various catastrophic threats to civilization — even to life on … more →
Space is just a little bit closer - BBC
azadexpression wrote 1 year ago: The upper reaches of Earth’s atmosphere are much lower than expected, a US Air Force satellite … more →
EARTH SCIENCE | MAGNETOSPHERE
brainfoodclothing wrote 1 year ago: ‘The magnetosphere of Earth is a region in space whose shape is determined by the extent of Ea … more →
GPS spacing out? Check the space weather outlook!
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towmasters wrote 1 year ago: The invention and implementation of the satellite-based radio navigation system known as the Global … more →
