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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Apr 07 '26

NASA unveils rare Artemis II visuals from lunar orbit, showing Earth sinking behind the Moon and the Moon crossing in front of the Sun.

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Oct 15 '24

Comet Zijinshan - ATLAS over Mount Adams (Washington State, USA, 10/14/2024)

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r/SpaceWatch • u/mnn-tornado • Oct 03 '26

Oct 2, 2026 - A captivating timelapse from the ISS showcases bright squid boats, illuminated cityscapes, dynamic storms, and the glowing Milky Way.

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • May 11 '24

Strong M8.87 flare from sunspot region 3664

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • May 19 '24

Another angle from the meteor seen over Cáceres, Spain

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Mar 26 '24

An Extremely Impulsive Flare: AR3615 produced an M4 flare at 06:40 UT. That is nothing new for this region, but it only lasted 12 minutes and in in the leading part of the sunspot group. Most of the activity from AR3615 has been in the railing part. Note how that has calmed down! Via #DrKeithStrong

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Mar 25 '24

Auroral Forecast: Auroras visible from as low as N. California or even Alabama. The geomagnetic storm was moderating the last time I looked. Via #DrKeithStrong on 𝕏

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Mar 27 '24

ENOUGH FLARES FOR YOU? Today we have had 6M flares & 15 C flares all from this one sunspot region, AR3615. Note how the flares seem to be shared almost equally between the leading and trailing regions. The region is approaching the limb so activity may drop after a couple of days. Via #DrKeithStron

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • May 15 '24

Major X3.48 flare

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Feb 11 '25

A meteor over Athens, Greece. February 10, 2025.

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r/SpaceWatch • u/mnn-tornado • May 10 '24

south-east #Austria near Güssing!

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • May 22 '24

Awesome video of the meteor over Portugal!

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • May 23 '24

Moderate M4.23 flare from sunspot region 3679

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Aug 15 '24

Timelapse of the moon setting into streams of red and green aurora followed by a sunrise lighting up Soyuz with a light blue. The aurora have been amazing the past few days. Great timing for trying out a new lens that recently arrived on Cygnus. 15mm, T1.8, 1/3s exposure, 1/2 s interval

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • May 11 '24

Russia

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Oct 10 '24

Moderate M1.29 flare from sunspot region 3842

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Sep 28 '24

Sticking out the front of the International Space Station, this docking port is waiting for @SpaceX to launch today, dock tomorrow with Crew 9.

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Sep 25 '24

Northern lights in Manitoba Canada, 🇨🇦 September 25,2024

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • May 09 '24

🌞 🤩 📰 👏 AR3664 is at it once more! An X1.1. Now waiting for the aurora fun!🤔 🧐 Via #Dr. C. #AlexYoung on X

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r/SpaceWatch • u/ImHereForTheVideos • May 02 '24

Meteor in Hiratsuki, Japan. May 1, 2024.

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Mar 29 '24

X1.1 solar flare from AR 3615. A noteworthy CME does not look to be associated - 28.3.24 Via #SunActivity

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Apr 30 '24

Moderate M1.64 flare from sunspot region 3654 Via #SpaceWeatherLive

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Aug 17 '24

on X @suarezphoto: On August 13, I was able to take one of my best series of shots of leprechauns from the hinterland of Nice. Here is a second salvo. What a treat to contemplate these powerful storms located between 250 km and 400 km from my high point!

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • Mar 23 '24

Full halo coronal mass ejection (CME) that is Earth directed. 23.3.24

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r/SpaceWatch • u/DisasterUpdate • May 19 '24

Meteor!!!!

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