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Northern Lights Alert: These 11 U.S. States Could See The Sky Glow Tonight (opens the original)
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A solar eruption launched from the Sun on September 28 could give millions of skywatchers an unusual chance to see the northern lights late Thursday, October 1, into early Friday, October 2. According to NOAA, the incoming solar material may trigger G1 minor geomagnetic storm conditions, potentially pushing the aurora far enough south to become visible across parts of at least 11 northern U.S. states. The event began when the Sun released a burst of magnetized plasma known as a coronal mass ejec
SpaceX Just Sent Four Astronauts on an Eight-Hour Sprint to the ISS (opens the original)
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NASA and SpaceX launched four astronauts toward the International Space Station on Thursday, October 1, opening a six-month mission with one of the fastest planned Crew Dragon trips to the orbiting laboratory. According to NASA, commander Jessica Watkins is leading Crew-13 alongside Luke Delaney, Joshua Kutryk, and Sergey Teteryatnikov, following a three-week delay linked to a leaking fuel system in their spacecraft. The mission pairs an unusually short journey to the station with a series of pe
A Cosmic “Shrimp” With A Hidden Secret: NASA Reveals The Strange Motion Behind This Nebula (opens the original)
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The NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) for September 29, 2026, highlights Sh2-188, a large planetary nebula whose unusual shape is linked to the rapid movement of its leftover white dwarf core through the galaxy. The image shows a vast cloud of glowing gas that appears to twist like a cosmic shrimp, revealing the complex interaction between a dying star and its surrounding environment. Unlike many astronomical objects whose appearance is defined only by their internal structure, Sh2-188 al
NASA Studies Ancient Scottish Rocks To Unlock Mars’ Lost Past (opens the original)
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NASA scientists have traveled to Scotland to examine ancient rocks that may help reveal how Mars preserved signs of its early history. The expedition, reported by NASA, focuses on the Stoer formation in the Scottish Highlands, a landscape that shares geological similarities with ancient Martian environments shaped by water. The research team is investigating rocks formed around 1.2 billion years ago that contain evidence of microbial activity, offering scientists a rare opportunity to compare Ea
China Plans The First AI-Driven Geological Map Of Mars Before 2028 (opens the original)
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China plans to complete a full geological map of Mars by the end of 2028, creating what researchers describe as the first AI-driven survey of the planet’s entire surface, according to SCMP. The project will support the upcoming Tianwen-3 sample return mission and aims to create a reference framework for future studies of the red planet. The planned Mars geological map will cover the planet’s complete surface and classify geological formations, surface structures, and planetary history using data
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