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Highland stargazers gear up for shooting star fun in dark northern skies - Vimarsana News

Highland stargazers gear up for shooting star fun in dark northern skies

A trio of meteor showers will be making their presence felt in October – with the Orionids of Halley's Comet fame being one of the three.

DATA: THE SUN'S MAGNETIC POLES ARE VANISHING • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

DATA: THE SUN'S MAGNETIC POLES ARE VANISHING • Watts Up With That?

Measurements by spacecraft and ground-based observatories agree that the sun's north and south magnetic poles are rapidly weakening. This could lead to a complete reversal of the sun's global magnetic field before the end of the year. From the National Solar Observatory (NSO): The Sun is about to turn upside down – magnetically speaking, of

ISRO's Aditya-L1 spacecraft departs Earth's sphere of influence - Vimarsana News

ISRO's Aditya-L1 spacecraft departs Earth's sphere of influence

ISRO's Aditya-L1 spacecraft left Earth's sphere of influence and heads towards Sun-Earth Lagrange Point 1(L1), says ISRO.

Space weather causing strongest boost in Northern Lights activity in two decades - Vimarsana News

Space weather causing strongest boost in Northern Lights activity in two decades

Spectacular displays from the Northern Lights could be the best they have been for two decades, forecasters have said. Increased solar activity could be lighting up our skies

NASA's Parker Solar Probe flies through major coronal mass ejection — and survives to tell the tale - Vimarsana News

NASA's Parker Solar Probe flies through major coronal mass ejection — and survives to tell the tale

The sun-kissing spacecraft watched as dust particles were displaced across 6 million miles (9.7 million kilometers).

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