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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-05-10)

1) 🌑 326290 Akhenaten (1998 HE3)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 21.83
📏 Diameter: 114.4–255.9 m (375–840 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 38924 km/h (24186 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 11003044 km (6836974 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-10 → Earth

2) 🌑 (2024 FT15)
📅 Year: 2024
✨ Brightness (H): 22.96
📏 Diameter: 68.0–152.1 m (223–499 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 4980 km/h (3094 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 32265447 km (20048819 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-10 → Earth

3) 🌑 (2015 EZ6)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 28.60
📏 Diameter: 5.1–11.3 m (17–37 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 35183 km/h (21861 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 34214467 km (21259884 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-10 → Earth

4) 🌑 (2016 JX24)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 25.40
📏 Diameter: 22.1–49.4 m (73–162 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 61420 km/h (38164 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 57251094 km (35574180 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-10 → Earth

5) 🌑 (2017 WG15)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 21.80
📏 Diameter: 116.0–259.4 m (381–851 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 52073 km/h (32356 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 74755075 km (46450649 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-10 → Earth

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

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Martian rover Zhurong’s selfie (2021 June)

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)
Top 15 open events

1) Tropical Storm Hagupit
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-10T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: 10.300, 131.000

2) PINE MOUNTAIN Wildfire, Deschutes, Oregon
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-07T19:20:00Z
📍 Location: 43.810, -120.918
ℹ️ Note: 13 Miles W from Brothers, OR

3) rx-Lapham Good Oak 2026 Prescribed Fire, Waukesha, Wisconsin
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-06T10:23:00Z
📍 Location: 43.040, -88.399

4) SOUTH CANAL Wildfire, Lafayette, Florida
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-05T20:55:00Z
📍 Location: 29.852, -83.175
ℹ️ Note: 12 Miles S from MAYO, FL

5) LOCHLOOSA WEST Wildfire, Alachua, Florida
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-05T14:33:00Z
📍 Location: 29.530, -82.176
ℹ️ Note: 12 Miles SE from GAINESVILLE, FL

6) Hog Farm Wildfire, Woodward, Oklahoma
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-05T10:39:00Z
📍 Location: 36.289, -99.042
ℹ️ Note: 22 Miles SE from Woodward, OK

7) Black Rush Lake RX Prescribed Fire, Swift, Minnesota
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-04T11:05:00Z
📍 Location: 45.327, -95.917

8) 32nd Avenue Wildfire, Rolette, North Dakota
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-04T10:38:00Z
📍 Location: 48.857, -99.985

9) TOWER Wildfire, Kern, California
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-03T18:27:00Z
📍 Location: 35.364, -118.804
ℹ️ Note: 5 Miles N from BAKERSFIELD, CA

10) AFM - Hazen Wildfire, Maricopa, Arizona
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-05-02T22:36:00Z
📍 Location: 33.345, -112.612
ℹ️ Note: 1 Miles S from Buckeye, AZ

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

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Comet R3 PanSTARRS and Orion

Orion never had a sword like this. As Comet C/2025 R3 (PanSTARRS) heads out of the inner Solar System, it is putting on quite a show for long exposure cameras. Currently seen toward the constellation of Orion the Hunter, the distant Orion Nebula is visible on the upper right. Comet R3 PanSTARRS is now showing two distinct tails: a short dust tail pointing toward the top of the image and a long and wavy ion tail trailing off toward the upper left. The ion tail points away from the Sun and glows blue from excited carbon monoxide. Large particles in the dust tail somewhat resist the radiation pressure that push them away from the Sun and so retain a bit of the comet's orbit. The dust tail shines by reflected sunlight. The featured image was taken a few days ago from France's Reunion Island in the southern Indian Ocean. Growing Gallery: Comet R3 PanSTARRS in 2026

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

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I camped under Orion in the Moroccan Sahara, far from any light (Bortle 1)

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

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Comet R3 PanSTARRS Before Rigel

Which way is Comet R3 PanSTARRS going? Not towards the star at the top of the image, because that is Rigel, which, being far in the background, is unrelated to the comet. Not through the nebula in the image middle, because that is the Witch Head Nebula and it, too, is far in the distance -- but not far from Rigel.  Not into northern skies because over the past week Comet C/2025 R3 (PanSTARRS) has moved into southern skies and is now best visible in Earth's Southern Hemisphere toward the west after sunset.  Angularly, Comet R3 PanSTARRS is slowly moving toward the upper right, night by night, and will soon be in the constellation Orion. Spatially, the comet is now headed out of our Solar System but should remain visible to cameras in southern skies for about a week. The featured image was captured last week near Cerro Paranal in Chile. Growing Gallery: Comet R3 PanSTARRS in 2026

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-05-08)

1) 🌑 (2015 KB57)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 22.30
📏 Diameter: 92.2–206.1 m (302–676 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 76121 km/h (47299 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 21218745 km (13184717 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-08 → Earth

2) 🌑 (2013 VL)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 27.70
📏 Diameter: 7.7–17.1 m (25–56 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 68725 km/h (42703 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 53024546 km (32947925 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-08 → Earth

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-05-06)

1) 🌑 (2009 KR4)
📅 Year: 2009
✨ Brightness (H): 25.00
📏 Diameter: 26.6–59.4 m (87–195 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 46169 km/h (28687 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 37886629 km (23541660 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-06 → Earth

2) 🌑 (2019 SX)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 29.60
📏 Diameter: 3.2–7.1 m (10–23 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 104977 km/h (65229 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 73106912 km (45426529 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-06 → Earth

3) 🌑 (2016 VB1)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 28.57
📏 Diameter: 5.1–11.5 m (17–38 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 65040 km/h (40413 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 73751737 km (45827204 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-05-06 → Earth

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

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First Photo of the Lunar Far Side by soviet spacecraft Luna 3,In October 1959 to Fifty years later photo by NASA's LR Orbiter

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17 de mai. de 2026, 16:14

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The 27 Engines of Falcon Heavy, shot on my sound triggered remote camera placed less than half a mile from the pad!

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-03-21)

1) 🌑 (2026 FS)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 25.34
📏 Diameter: 22.7–50.8 m (74–167 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 55542 km/h (34512 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 809230 km (502832 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

2) 🌑 (2026 FD1)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 28.61
📏 Diameter: 5.0–11.3 m (17–37 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 16198 km/h (10065 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 1040159 km (646325 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

3) 🌑 (2014 CH13)
📅 Year: 2014
✨ Brightness (H): 24.68
📏 Diameter: 30.8–68.9 m (101–226 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 14780 km/h (9184 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 10788647 km (6703754 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

4) 🌑 (2013 SK20)
📅 Year: 2013
✨ Brightness (H): 27.40
📏 Diameter: 8.8–19.7 m (29–65 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 49100 km/h (30509 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 11745827 km (7298519 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

5) 🌑 (2025 FP)
📅 Year: 2025
✨ Brightness (H): 27.23
📏 Diameter: 9.5–21.3 m (31–70 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38095 km/h (23670 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 14121085 km (8774435 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

6) 🌑 (2017 RR15)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 20.70
📏 Diameter: 192.6–430.6 m (632–1413 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 42697 km/h (26530 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 22815416 km (14176842 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

7) 🌑 (2022 DJ4)
📅 Year: 2022
✨ Brightness (H): 24.04
📏 Diameter: 41.4–92.5 m (136–303 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 60399 km/h (37529 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 45169211 km (28066846 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

8) 🌑 (2017 FP101)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 24.70
📏 Diameter: 30.5–68.2 m (100–224 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 44894 km/h (27895 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 47055349 km (29238838 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

9) 🌑 (2022 JW1)
📅 Year: 2022
✨ Brightness (H): 27.15
📏 Diameter: 9.9–22.1 m (32–72 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 59782 km/h (37146 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 58506679 km (36354365 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

10) 🌑 (2008 MQ1)
📅 Year: 2008
✨ Brightness (H): 24.20
📏 Diameter: 38.4–85.9 m (126–282 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 18447 km/h (11462 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 62685677 km (38951074 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-21 → Earth

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)
Top 15 open events

1) Tropical Cyclone Narelle
🌪️ Category: Severe Storms
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-20T12:00:00Z
📍 Location: -13.400, 140.800

2) MICAWBER Wildfire, Creek, Oklahoma
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-16T09:20:00Z
📍 Location: 35.665, -96.504

3) Water Moccasin Wildfire, Love, Oklahoma
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-15T22:05:00Z
📍 Location: 34.037, -97.445
ℹ️ Note: 7 Miles N from Rubottom, OK

4) Salt Fork Wildfire, Jackson, Oklahoma
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-15T21:51:00Z
📍 Location: 34.744, -99.427
ℹ️ Note: 3 Miles NW from Martha, OK

5) Neon Beige Wildfire, Oldham, Texas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-15T20:40:00Z
📍 Location: 35.462, -102.249

6) Moreau River Wildfire, Dewey, South Dakota
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-15T11:52:00Z
📍 Location: 45.117, -101.228
ℹ️ Note: 15 Miles N from Eagle Butte, SD

7) Quail AB Rx Prescribed Fire, Clay, Alabama
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-15T08:17:00Z
📍 Location: 33.211, -86.106

8) BOY SCOUT Wildfire, Osage, Oklahoma
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-14T16:10:00Z
📍 Location: 36.726, -96.166
ℹ️ Note: 2 Miles W from Okesa, OK

9) FIVE Wildfire, Osage, Oklahoma
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-14T10:05:00Z
📍 Location: 36.589, -96.122
ℹ️ Note: 2 Miles NE from Barnsdall, OK

10) SHNF C-45 RX Prescribed Fire, Walker, Texas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-14T09:45:00Z
📍 Location: 30.563, -95.606

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

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Launch Plume: SpaceX Jellyfish

ven if you live with your head in the clouds, you won’t find a jellyfish like this one very often. The featured image shows a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch from Cape Canaveral in Florida on March 4. The launch happened 52 minutes before sunrise, and the second stage rocket exhaust plume was high enough in the sky to catch the light of the rising sun, while the photographer was still in the dark. This combination of light and shadow, possible at dawn or dusk, makes the exhaust, mostly water vapor and carbon dioxide, appear as a glowing cloud. It only looks like it's going down, as the rocket follows the curvature of the Earth on its way to space. A related effect is the twilight phenomenon, which causes colorful contrails sometimes mistaken for UFOs. But, in case you are wondering: real jellyfish were sent to space by NASA in the 1990s as part of a science experiment.

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

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Spot the Mossad agent

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-03-19)

1) 🌑 (2026 FA)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 28.64
📏 Diameter: 5.0–11.1 m (16–36 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 26426 km/h (16420 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 649680 km (403693 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

2) 🌑 (2026 DV17)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 26.83
📏 Diameter: 11.4–25.6 m (38–84 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 17774 km/h (11044 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 874596 km (543449 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

3) 🌑 (2026 EF2)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 27.30
📏 Diameter: 9.2–20.6 m (30–68 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 21192 km/h (13168 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 1772790 km (1101561 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

4) 🌑 (2026 DP15)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 25.92
📏 Diameter: 17.4–38.9 m (57–128 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 27533 km/h (17108 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 1990076 km (1236576 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

5) 🌑 (2026 ED3)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 23.39
📏 Diameter: 55.8–124.8 m (183–409 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 68915 km/h (42821 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 3065571 km (1904857 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

6) 🌑 (2026 EF3)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.50
📏 Diameter: 33.5–74.8 m (110–245 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 26488 km/h (16459 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 4162516 km (2586467 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

7) 🌑 (2026 EO2)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.06
📏 Diameter: 41.0–91.6 m (134–300 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 29566 km/h (18371 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 7219254 km (4485836 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

8) 🌑 (2017 VR12)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 20.66
📏 Diameter: 196.1–438.6 m (643–1439 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 23201 km/h (14416 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 8006665 km (4975111 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

9) 🌑 884793 (2017 VR12)
📅 Year: Unknown
✨ Brightness (H): 20.58
📏 Diameter: 203.5–455.0 m (668–1493 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 23201 km/h (14416 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 8006672 km (4975115 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

10) 🌑 (2026 EG3)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.26
📏 Diameter: 37.4–83.7 m (123–275 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 50050 km/h (31099 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 14248156 km (8853393 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-19 → Earth

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

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The Milky Way rising above the southern alps

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

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The moment when Iranians in Australia found out that Ali Larijani was eliminated by IDF

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-03-17)

1) 🌑 (2015 VO142)
📅 Year: 2015
✨ Brightness (H): 28.90
📏 Diameter: 4.4–9.9 m (14–32 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 11139 km/h (6921 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 1043801 km (648588 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

2) 🌑 (2026 EZ2)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.11
📏 Diameter: 40.0–89.3 m (131–293 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 69348 km/h (43090 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 3771838 km (2343711 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

3) 🌑 (2026 DP10)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.12
📏 Diameter: 39.9–89.1 m (131–292 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 38778 km/h (24095 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 3997630 km (2484012 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

4) 🌑 (2026 DU17)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 25.91
📏 Diameter: 17.5–39.1 m (57–128 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 33375 km/h (20738 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 7151754 km (4443894 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

5) 🌑 (2026 DW10)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.77
📏 Diameter: 29.5–66.1 m (97–217 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 23870 km/h (14832 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 11863837 km (7371847 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

6) 🌑 (2016 PA40)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 24.49
📏 Diameter: 33.6–75.2 m (110–247 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 34193 km/h (21246 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 15798855 km (9816954 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

7) 🌑 (2026 EV1)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.65
📏 Diameter: 31.2–69.8 m (102–229 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 44775 km/h (27822 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 17121113 km (10638566 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

8) 🌑 (2025 RG2)
📅 Year: 2025
✨ Brightness (H): 24.57
📏 Diameter: 32.4–72.5 m (106–238 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 43957 km/h (27313 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 17300878 km (10750267 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

9) 🌑 (2026 DD16)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.12
📏 Diameter: 39.9–89.1 m (131–292 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 43541 km/h (27055 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 18719640 km (11631845 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

10) 🌑 (2025 UK8)
📅 Year: 2025
✨ Brightness (H): 25.67
📏 Diameter: 19.5–43.7 m (64–143 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 16919 km/h (10513 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 23940374 km (14875859 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-17 → Earth

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

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The dustiness of the winter Milky Way

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26 de mar. de 2026, 23:47

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NGC 1566: The Spanish Dancer Galaxy

If not perfect, then this spiral galaxy is at least one of the most photogenic. An island universe containing billions of stars and situated about 40 million light-years away toward the constellation of the Dolphinfish (Dorado), NGC 1566 presents a gorgeous face-on view. Classified as a grand design spiral, NGC 1566 shows two prominent and graceful spiral arms that are traced by bright blue star clusters, red emission nebulas, and dark cosmic dust lanes. Numerous Hubble Space Telescope images of NGC 1566 have been taken to study star formation, supernovas, and the spiral's unusually active center. NGC 1566's flaring center makes the spiral one of the closest and brightest Seyfert galaxies, likely housing a central supermassive black hole wreaking havoc on surrounding stars and gas. Sky Surprise: What picture did APOD feature on your birthday? (after 1995)

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25 de mar. de 2026, 21:34

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Our Milky Way, seen from the ISS

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24 de mar. de 2026, 05:17

🌍 Active Natural Events on Earth (EONET)
Top 15 open events

1) Yellow Wildfire, Moore, Texas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-10T22:40:00Z
📍 Location: 35.642, -102.161

2) RX PCS White Oak Prescribed Fire, Scott, Arkansas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-10T17:12:00Z
📍 Location: 34.975, -93.885

3) Cabin Creek Wildfire, Gray, Texas
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-09T17:52:00Z
📍 Location: 35.422, -100.753
ℹ️ Note: 3 Miles SE from Lefors, TX

4) Porcupine Creek Wildfire, Campbell, Wyoming
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-09T15:37:00Z
📍 Location: 43.699, -105.647
ℹ️ Note: 8 Miles W from Wright, WY

5) Rock Ridge Wildfire, Chouteau, Montana
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-08T19:26:00Z
📍 Location: 47.550, -110.278

6) Eldorado Wildfire, Teton, Montana
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-08T15:17:00Z
📍 Location: 47.910, -112.268

7) South Patrol North RX Prescribed Fire, Will, Illinois
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-08T11:35:00Z
📍 Location: 41.355, -88.156

8) RX Interior Pastures 2 Prescribed Fire, Comanche, Oklahoma
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-08T08:07:00Z
📍 Location: 34.747, -98.700

9) 440 Wildfire, Dixie, Florida
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-07T19:54:00Z
📍 Location: 29.614, -83.222
ℹ️ Note: 5 Miles W from CROSS CITY, FL

10) OLD BOWLING GREEN Wildfire, Polk, Florida
🔥 Category: Wildfires
📅 Latest update: 2026-03-07T19:11:00Z
📍 Location: 27.681, -81.824
ℹ️ Note: 3 Miles N from BOWLING GREEN, FL

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24 de mar. de 2026, 05:17

🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-03-15)

1) 🌑 (2026 EC1)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 26.88
📏 Diameter: 11.2–25.0 m (37–82 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 45028 km/h (27978 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 1541503 km (957845 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

2) 🌑 (2024 CW2)
📅 Year: 2024
✨ Brightness (H): 24.33
📏 Diameter: 36.1–80.8 m (119–265 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 27983 km/h (17388 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 1703647 km (1058597 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

3) 🌑 (2007 EG)
📅 Year: 2007
✨ Brightness (H): 24.54
📏 Diameter: 32.9–73.5 m (108–241 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 27969 km/h (17379 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 1712760 km (1064260 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

4) 🌑 (2025 DU25)
📅 Year: 2025
✨ Brightness (H): 27.20
📏 Diameter: 9.7–21.6 m (32–71 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 31968 km/h (19864 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 20016648 km (12437768 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

5) 🌑 (2025 CT1)
📅 Year: 2025
✨ Brightness (H): 25.37
📏 Diameter: 22.4–50.1 m (74–164 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 32051 km/h (19915 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 24539258 km (15247988 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

6) 🌑 (2007 RF2)
📅 Year: 2007
✨ Brightness (H): 20.70
📏 Diameter: 192.6–430.6 m (632–1413 ft)
⚠️ Hazardous: YES
⚡ Speed: 51134 km/h (31773 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 28952325 km (17990141 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

7) 🌑 (2010 AL30)
📅 Year: 2010
✨ Brightness (H): 27.20
📏 Diameter: 9.7–21.6 m (32–71 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 31150 km/h (19355 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 37208142 km (23120067 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

8) 🌑 (2018 SP2)
📅 Year: 2018
✨ Brightness (H): 24.80
📏 Diameter: 29.1–65.2 m (96–214 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 57732 km/h (35872 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 38375088 km (23845174 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

9) 🌑 (2022 QQ7)
📅 Year: 2022
✨ Brightness (H): 23.87
📏 Diameter: 44.7–100.0 m (147–328 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 19303 km/h (11994 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 44300313 km (27526938 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

10) 🌑 (2009 SZ99)
📅 Year: 2009
✨ Brightness (H): 19.32
📏 Diameter: 363.5–812.9 m (1193–2667 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 55941 km/h (34759 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 48510782 km (30143202 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-15 → Earth

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24 de mar. de 2026, 05:17

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Equinox at the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent

To see the feathered serpent descend the Mayan pyramid requires exquisite timing. You must visit El Castillo -- in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula -- near an equinox. Then, during the late afternoon if the sky is clear, the pyramid's own shadows create triangles that merge into the famous illusion of a slithering viper. Also known as the Temple of Kukulkan, the impressive step-pyramid stands 30 meters tall and 55 meters wide at the base. Built up as a series of square terraces by the pre-Columbian civilization between the 9th and 12th century, the structure can be used as a calendar and is noted for astronomical alignments. The featured composite image was captured in 2019 with Jupiter and Saturn straddling the diagonal central band of our Milky Way galaxy. In a few days another equinox will occur -- not only at Temple of Kukulcán, but all over planet Earth.

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24 de mar. de 2026, 05:17

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space shuttle endeavour silhouetted against earth’s horizon as it approaches the international space station for docking during the sts-130 mission.
photographed from orbit by an expedition 22 crew member.

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22 de mar. de 2026, 21:50

🚀 Closest Near‑Earth Asteroids Today (2026-03-12)

1) 🌑 (2026 EE2)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 24.41
📏 Diameter: 34.9–78.0 m (114–256 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 26288 km/h (16334 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 834751 km (518690 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

2) 🌑 (2026 ET)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 23.92
📏 Diameter: 43.7–97.7 m (143–320 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 79312 km/h (49281 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 1910114 km (1186890 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

3) 🌑 (2014 EB4)
📅 Year: 2014
✨ Brightness (H): 26.00
📏 Diameter: 16.8–37.5 m (55–123 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 32055 km/h (19918 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 5688119 km (3534433 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

4) 🌑 (2017 FG1)
📅 Year: 2017
✨ Brightness (H): 25.70
📏 Diameter: 19.3–43.1 m (63–141 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 44092 km/h (27397 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 10259800 km (6375144 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

5) 🌑 (2026 DJ11)
📅 Year: 2026
✨ Brightness (H): 23.29
📏 Diameter: 58.4–130.6 m (192–429 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 44226 km/h (27480 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 11387856 km (7076085 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

6) 🌑 (2021 AC1)
📅 Year: 2021
✨ Brightness (H): 25.20
📏 Diameter: 24.2–54.2 m (80–178 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 26485 km/h (16457 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 20216030 km (12561658 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

7) 🌑 (2019 AM13)
📅 Year: 2019
✨ Brightness (H): 22.05
📏 Diameter: 103.4–231.2 m (339–759 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 124248 km/h (77203 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 21157888 km (13146902 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

8) 🌑 (2024 SE)
📅 Year: 2024
✨ Brightness (H): 24.46
📏 Diameter: 34.1–76.2 m (112–250 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 31173 km/h (19370 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 26343744 km (16369243 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

9) 🌑 (2020 FJ3)
📅 Year: 2020
✨ Brightness (H): 23.93
📏 Diameter: 43.5–97.3 m (143–319 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 46941 km/h (29168 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 28082974 km (17449951 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

10) 🌑 (2016 EM157)
📅 Year: 2016
✨ Brightness (H): 26.90
📏 Diameter: 11.1–24.8 m (36–81 ft)
✅ Hazardous: NO
⚡ Speed: 51655 km/h (32096 mph)
📍 Miss Distance: 29854658 km (18550824 mi)
🛰️ Approach: 2026-03-12 → Earth

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22 de mar. de 2026, 21:50

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A Year for K2-315b

Want to visit a planet that has 3.14 days in a year? Then plan a trip to K2-315b, an earth-sized planet orbiting around a cool, red, M dwarf star about once every 3.14 days. The exoplanet's discovery, based on publicly available data from the planet-hunting Kepler Space Telescope's extended K2 mission, was announced in 2020. K2-315b's measured orbital period in days is nearly equal to the extremely popular irrational number Pi. That puts the exoplanet so close to its parent star that its surface is likely very warm, baking-hot in fact. And this Pi planet is over 185 light-years away. So instead of trying to arrange for an interstellar vacation to K2-315b, there may be easier and more comfortable ways for you to celebrate Pi day on planet Earth.

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22 de mar. de 2026, 21:50

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CG 4: The Globule and the Galaxy

Is this a cosmic monster ready to devour an unsuspecting galaxy? Thankfully, that is not the case. The red “monster” shown in the featured image is Cometary Globule CG 4, 1,300 light-years away in the Constellation Puppis. CG 4 is a molecular cloud, where hydrogen becomes cold enough to form molecules that can be brought together by gravity to create stars. The shape of CG 4 resembles that of a comet, but its head is 1.5 light-year in diameter and its tail is 8 light-years long; for comparison, the distance from the Earth to the sun is only 8 light-minutes. Astronomers believe that the tail of a cometary globule could have been shaped by a nearby supernova explosion or by irradiation from hot, massive stars. Indeed, CG 4 and other nearby globules point away from the Vela Supernova Remnant, at the center of the Gum Nebula. The edge-on spiral galaxy, ESO 257-19, is more than a hundred million light-years beyond CG 4, and is completely safe from the “monster”.

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21 de mar. de 2026, 20:56

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Researchers successfully harvest chickpeas grown in 75% lunar soil simulant using vermicompost and fungi.

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21 de mar. de 2026, 20:56

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My HDR composite photo of the Worm Moon as Earth's shadow eclipsed it. Captured using 3 telescopes from my backyard in Arizona.

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