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  1. 1EarthSkyearthsky.org · about 10 posts a weekUpdates on your cosmos and worldLast post 24 Sept
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  1. US-India Satellite Captures Time-lapse Video of Volcanic Eruption

    · nasa.gov · Stephen Carney

    Like tendrils on a vine, lava spreads out from the northern crater of Krasheninnikov, a volcano pair on the Pacific coast of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula. On July 30, 2025, an 8.8-magnitude earthquake had struck in the nearby ocean, apparently jolting one of the two volcanoes awake. A few days…

  2. The red planet shows strange swirls of purple and pink

    · earthsky.org · Kelly Kizer Whitt

    Mars Express captured this view of the red planet showing it in less familiar purple, pink and blue shades. Read why the red planet looks purplish. The post The red planet shows strange swirls of purple and pink first appeared on EarthSky .

  3. Curiosity rover insights after 5000+ sols on Mars

    · earthsky.org · Kelly Kizer Whitt

    Curiosity rover has now spent 5,000 sols — the equivalent to 5,000 Martian days, or more than 14 years — on Mars. Here's a look at some of its discoveries. The post Curiosity rover insights after 5000+ sols on Mars first appeared on EarthSky .

  4. Would a Yellowstone supervolcano eruption end humanity now?

    · earthsky.org · EarthSky Voices

    Yellowstone has undergone 3 massive super-eruptions in the past. If the Yellowstone supervolcano erupted today, would humanity survive? The post Would a Yellowstone supervolcano eruption end humanity now? first appeared on EarthSky .

  5. Sun news: Fast solar wind has started to arrive

    · earthsky.org · C. Alex Young

    Sun news September 24, 2026: Fast solar wind from a coronal hole has started arriving. G1 storms and auroras are possible today. The post Sun news: Fast solar wind has started to arrive first appeared on EarthSky .

  6. Visible planets and night sky guide for September and October

    · earthsky.org · Marcy Curran

    Visible planets and night sky guide: Watch for the Harvest Moon this weekend. And see a video here about Harvest Moon science and folklore. The post Visible planets and night sky guide for September and October first appeared on EarthSky .

  7. Full moon names by the month and by the season

    · earthsky.org · Editors of EarthSky

    Lists of common full moon names — both by month and by season — for North America. And a word about full moon names in the Southern Hemisphere. The post Full moon names by the month and by the season first appeared on EarthSky .

  8. Why can’t I find the Big Dipper in September?

    · earthsky.org · Larry Sessions

    On northern autumn evenings, the famous Big Dipper lies low on - or even below - the northern horizon. You can use it to find Polaris, the North Star. The post Why can’t I find the Big Dipper in September? first appeared on EarthSky .

  9. Baby exoplanet: Astronomers find the youngest world yet

    · earthsky.org · Paul Scott Anderson

    Astronomers have discovered the youngest-known exoplanet so far, Elias 2-24 b. The baby exoplanet is twice the mass of Jupiter and 450 light-years away. The post Baby exoplanet: Astronomers find the youngest world yet first appeared on EarthSky .

  10. Hurricane Polo will come ashore next week

    · earthsky.org · Kelly Kizer Whitt

    Hurricane Polo has been churning off the coast of Mexico. But forecasters say it will come ashore early next week, with remnants spreading into the U.S. The post Hurricane Polo will come ashore next week first appeared on EarthSky .

  11. Neptune discovered on this date 180 years ago

    · earthsky.org · EarthSky Voices

    Read the fascinating story of the discovery of Neptune - 180 years ago - on September 23, 1846. It was the 1st planet to be discovered by using mathematics. The post Neptune discovered on this date 180 years ago first appeared on EarthSky .

  12. Classical Musicians Interpret Astronauts’ Footage of the Planet for Earth Music Theater

    · thisiscolossal.com · Kate Mothes

    The multimedia project marries sonic experiences with incredible imagery captured from the International Space Station's orbit around Earth. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The…