July 6, 2026
The Sun is putting on a show for solar observers. — July 06, 2026
Aurora Australis. The fading crescent Moon won't appear until early morning, giving you dark skies all night long.
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Calaruga Shark Media. Welcome to space news and weather today.
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The ringed planet Saturn reaches peak visibility this month. Jupiter
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follows behind, rising around midnight and offering spectacular views before sunrise.
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The fading crescent Moon won't appear until early morning, giving
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you dark skies all night long. Look overhead for the
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summer triangle. Three bright stars from three different constellations Vega, Deneb,
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and altare This asterism dominates the summer sky. SpaceX has
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a Falcon nine on the pad at Vandenberg Space Fource Base, California,
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set to fly tomorrow. The booster will attempt to land
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back at Vandenburg. Aurora australis, a small space rock named
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two thousand seven AA two makes a close approach in
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about four days. It's comparable to a large aircraft, passing
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about seventeen lunar distances from Earth. Scientists will be watching
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the sun is putting on a show for solar observers.
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Lots of active sunspot regions right now, which means the
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chance of solar flares stays elevated. Aurora watchers in the
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far north might catch a faint glow on the horizon tonight.
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