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M1.7 flare from AR 4274 produced an asymmetric halo CME. The main propagation is toward the NE, with an Earth-directed component. Impact is likely around Nov 10th 7.11.25 Video Edward.Vijayakumar, with Jhelioviewer program
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Perseverance rover on surface of Mars 6d after landing,captured Feb 25, 2021 with HiRISE 📸 aboard Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter from distance of ~290 km & altitude of 276.1 km Credit NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona Jason Major
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Three-Dimensional Flare When we observe flares straight on, they often appear to be a series of two-dimensional ribbons cascading along the solar surface like rivers flowing along a canyon. LMSAL IRIS Movies
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New, expansive view of Milky Way reveals our Galaxy in unprecedented radio colour Astronomers from the International Centre of Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) have created the largest low-frequency radio colour image of the Milky Way ever assembled.
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HiRISE Beautiful Mars (NASA)
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HiPOD: Fissure Elegance Our science objective here is straightfoward: to investigate this interesting fissure geometry and the sourcing channels. This flat, volcanic plain is located directly east of Pavonis Mons.
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Aurora from Pardeeville, WI. 5.11.25 📸 Logan Parham
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☄️C/2013X1 Panstarrs & NGC7293 📸Gerald Rhemann 🗓️: 05 06 2016 UT 2h15m 📍: Farm Tivoli, Namibia SW-Africa 🔭: ASA 12" f 3.6 📸: FLI PL 16200 Mount: ASA DDM85 Exposure time: Mosaic of two panels LRGB 17/10/10/10 min. each panel
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University of Chicago: New Study Revises Our Picture of the Most Common Planets in the Galaxy
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New study revises our picture of the most common planets in the galaxy
Research led by UChicago’s Eliza Kempton finds some ‘mini-Neptunes’ likely have solid surfaces rather than molten interiors
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"Yet another eruption from AR 14274 with a nice coronal wave that strongly disturbed the lower corona. The associated flare was M8.6. With these eruptions resulting in halo CMEs, it would be very challenging to interpret the 1 AU in situ during 7-10 Nov." Halo CME
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Andrew Jones
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Tianwen-1 Mars orbiter successfully observed the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS in early October at a distance of ~29 million km, CNSA has just announced.
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Here's a cutout, this is about 1% of the full image. Young stars, dust and gas being blown out, a lot is going on. The
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CME from the M8.6 flare. 5.11.25 Helioviewer And
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Moving clouds slowly reveal sea ice twisting and turning hypnotically off the east coast of Greenland.
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Supermoonset from space. 5.11.25 📸 Kimiya Yui
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If you see some animal posts reposted from my account be aware: it's not me, it's some kind of a bot scam. The fuckers hacked me and they're reposting this shit from my account 😠
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Euclid Consortium
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We are releasing seven new science publications today, based on our Q1 data release earlier this year. All revolve around galaxies, from dust to interactions to active centers.These are accompanied by two new image collages drawn from the same release. 1/ 🔭
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The M7.4 flare from AR 4274 generated a large-scale coronal wave and widespread dimming, launching an Earth-directed halo CME. 5.11.25 Video Edward.Vijayakumar, with Jhelioviewer program
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☄️C/2025 A6 animation 📸 Michael Jaeger Nov 4, 2025 Martinsberg Austria Animation was made with long focal length in bright moonlight. Time span covers 32 mins. C14/f-11 + Nikon Z6 mod 16.49 UT-17.21 UT single frames 35-40sec Michael Jäger, Gerald Rhemann
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AstroBin
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AstroBin's Image of the Day: "Venus the Morning/Evening Star in True Color" by Backdoor Astronomy
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ESA Space Science
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#ESAEuclid
peers through a dark cloud’s dusty veil to reveal a place teeming with very young stars ✨ While investigating the nature of the dark Universe, Euclid is also delivering observations such as this one that enable research in different fields of astronomy 👉
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Dr. Ryan French
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Here is a video of the two large (X-class) solar flares on the Sun today. Where there are two, there are likely more to follow. We could be in for a busy week of solar activity!
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The CME from the X1.8 flare in AR 4272: a clear, if lopsided full-halo CME! The bulk is obviously and expectedly going to the NE, but there is a clear full halo, meaning there is definitely an Earth-directed component. Jure Atanackov
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Space Weather by SolarHam
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Two X-Flares today so far. X1.8 around AR 4274 in the northeast quadrant and just now, an X1.1 from behind the southeast limb.
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An X1.8 eruptive flare from AR4274 was followed by bright post-flare loops. The associated CME is directed toward the northeast. 📷 Edward.Vijayakumar
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X1.8 flare that occurred just two hours ago. AR 14274 is still active, although I feel this one is a little less dynamic, globally speaking, than the earlier event from the same region. 📷 Halo CME
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Vincent Ledvina
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The X1.1 flare from the unnumbered active region produced an awesome CME as seen here in a quick movie from GOES SUVI 195 Å. The CME is likely not going to impact Earth, although we may see a glancing blow at the most. Spectacular!
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Helioviewer and
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☄️C/2025 A6(Lemmon)Over Scotland 📸Steven Robinson Pictures From photographer: "Tracked☄️at 200mm on Star Adventurer mount, even capturing faint pink glow of aurora. After I managed 70 frames of☄️, I shot landscape directly below it at same focal length."
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C/2025 A6 Lemmon Taken on Mount Kawagarbo in the Hengduan Mountains, southwest China 📸Takizawa_Gra
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☄️C/2025 A6 Lemmon passed "close" by globular cluster M12 📸 Johnny Horne Nov 3,2025 Stedman NC, USA 📝: M12 is 16000 ly from🌎or 152 quadrillion km(152 & 15 digits),☄️is 132,6 mil km from🌎. Between M12 &☄️the distance is 151 quadrillion km(151& 15 digits)
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Filament prominence eruption - 4.11.25 Videos from helioviewer And
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AR4272 and AR4274 remain highly active. Eruptive C8.8 flare from AR4272 followed by an M3.5 flare from AR4274. Magnetic complexity of AR4274 continues to increase, potential for further activity. Video Edward.Vijayakumar
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Double eruptions from AR 14274 this morning. First M1.6 flare & then M5.0 from southern part of the region. Both showed nice global waves. But they did not reach Earth strike zone bec of the big coronal hole sitting just east of the central meridian. Video: Halo CME
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Timelapse A gorgeous gibbous Moon climbs into the sky from the ridge line of Cerro Pachón, the home of four NOIRLab-operated telescopes including NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory Credit: CTIO/NOIRLab/NSF/AURA/P. Horálek (Institute of Physics in Opava)
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New Instrument at SOAR Achieves First Light with Observations of Remarkable Binary Star System SOAR 🔭 in Chile has been upgraded with SOAR 🔭 Echelle Spectrograph (STELES),which achieved first light Aug 2025 by observing the binary⭐system Eta Carinae among other targets
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Another strong M3.2 flare occurred in AR4274 on the northeastern limb. Video: Edward.Vijayakumar, with Jhelioviewer program
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AstroBin
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AstroBin's Image of the Day: "Cygnus Grand Mosaic | Ten Years On, My Own “Insanely Detailed” Take" by Alpha Zhang
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Hubble 🔴 Gallery
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(@esa.int) images (Dec 17, 1997) NGC 3195 showcases the intricate beauty of a planetary nebula, captured in the Hubble Gallery.
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Plasma eruption right before M5.0 flare around AR 4272 - 3.11.25 Helioviewer
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Note: If you miss an user notification(post or repost from acc) on Bluesky & want to see it, bec there is still no option like Twitter(X) has the timeline,from
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Jeremy Perez
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Imaging comet Lemmon on October 23rd. I was planning to focus stack the sky with the astro rig as it was shooting the comet. But then kind of preferred the soft focus sky with all the star color and Corona Borealis arcing beautifully at upper right. So indecisively posting both:)
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Timelapse by Matthew Dominick on ISS. Aug 5, 2024 "1 of few windows that face away from🌎in compartment in service module called ПхО.ISO is cranked high & exposure is possibly too long (1.6s) as u can see ⭐ starting to streak. 1.6s exposure, f1.4, ISO 12800, 2s intervalometer.
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