its payload Launch - January 27, 2026

0:03 Caalarogus Shark media. Good evening. This is sleep from Space. NASA's Artemis two moon rocket has arrived at the launch pad at Cape Canaveral. Four astronauts will fly around the Moon as early as February sixth, the first crude lunar mission in over fifty years. Rocket Lab has an electron on the pad at Mahea Peninsula, New Zealand, set to fly tomorrow. Orion stands high in the southern sky after dark, with the three Belt stars pointing down to Sirius. The Pleiades star cluster, a tiny dipper shaped group, sparkles overhead, visible even from light polluted cities. Heads up for asteroid fans.

0:48 Twenty twenty two. OC three passes Earth in about four days, about one point three lunar distances away. It's about the size of a house, harmless but fun to track. Coastal air areas are experiencing spring tides right now, the highest highs and lowest lows of the month. The Sun and Moon are aligned, pulling together on Earth's oceans. The Sun is climbing towards solar maximum. Active regions show high magnetic complexity, giving Aurora watchers a moderate shot at seeing the northern lights tonight. This episode was assembled using AI pulling from NASA, no AA, and Spaceflight News sources. Thanks for listening, sleep well,