June 9, 2026
The Sun has been active lately, with several sunspot grou... — June 09, 2026
The Moon is a thin crescent rising before dawn, leaving most of the night beautifully dark for stargazing.
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Calarogus Shark Media. Welcome to Space News and Weather Today.
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The two brightest planets meet tonight. Venus and Jupiter appear
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about a degree apart in the evening sky, an absolutely
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dazzling pair. Look west after sunset for two brilliant lights
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close together. The Sun has been active lately, with several
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sunspot groups dotting its surface. Solar flares are possible over
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the next day or two. For now Aurora, chances are
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moderate for those in far northern latitudes. One of the
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many asteroids in our neighborhood five three oh five two
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zero twenty eleven LT seventeen swings by in about three days.
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At larger than a football field, it'll pass about sixteen
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lunar distances from Earth. No threat, just a cosmic passerby.
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Land Space has a UK two E Block two on
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the pad at Chukwan's Satellite Launch Center People's Republic of China,
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set to fly later today. Here's something to think about.
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Saturn's density is so low that if you could find
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a bathtub big enough, the planet would float in water.
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The Moon is a thin crescent rising before dawn, leaving
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most of the night beautifully dark for stargazing. NASA's space
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Weather trackers also note CME observed to the SW and
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Stereo A CORE two and to the SSE and SOHO
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Lasco C two and faintly in Soho Alasco C three
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and goes cc R one. That's your space update for today,
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