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The BORE war! Electricity pylon fan boasts his new calendar is even MORE boring than rival tribute to allotments produced by 'Britain's dullest man' - Vimarsana News

The BORE war! Electricity pylon fan boasts his new calendar is even MORE boring than rival tribute to allotments produced by 'Britain's dullest man'

A new contender for Britain's most boring calendar has arrived. Featuring 12 glossy shots, people will have the chance to peruse some of the UK's 'most interesting' pylons.

Kendal light pollution obscures view of Northern Lights | The Westmorland Gazette - Vimarsana News

Kendal light pollution obscures view of Northern Lights | The Westmorland Gazette

A local astronomy expert has called for the town to change the way it uses electricity after the phenomenon was clouded.

Solar storm just hit Comet Nishimura! It cut off its tail, but comeback was dazzling - Vimarsana News

Solar storm just hit Comet Nishimura! It cut off its tail, but comeback was dazzling

Comet Nishimura's incredible journey through space, from its amateur discovery to a stunning solar storm surprise, captivates skywatchers worldwide.

See Comet Nishimura get its tail blown off by a solar storm (photos) - Vimarsana News

See Comet Nishimura get its tail blown off by a solar storm (photos)

Astrophotographers worldwide have been snapping incredible photos of Comet Nishimura as it makes its way through the solar system.

Source: space.com
Comet P1 Nishimura - how to see the new comet this week - Vimarsana News

Comet P1 Nishimura - how to see the new comet this week

Comet C/2023 P1 (Nishimura) is visible in the morning sky in Cancer. Will Nishimura become visible to the naked eye after its close approach?