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Sun news: Fast solar wind might brush Earth
This video shows the solar wind racing out from the sun's outer atmosphere, the corona, as seen from NASA's Parker Solar Probe. It captured these images with its WISPR instrument during its record-breaking flyby of the sun on December 25, 2024. The same kind of wind, streaming from coronal holes, has kept Earth's magnetic field at active levels in recent days. And there's a chance more is coming today! Read the sun news.⤵️
Supernova SN2026aaiv in galaxy NGC 7331
View at EarthSky Community Photos. | Steven Bellavia in Smithfield, Virginia, captured this telescopic image of supernova SN2026aaiv in a distant galaxy on Tuesday. He said it exploded 44 million years ago, and the light is just now reaching us. Steven wrote: "[It's] a type Ia supernova, in galaxy NGC 7331 ... " Thank you, Steven! Read about type 1a supernovae.⤵️
Massive eruptions from the sun's northwest

The massive eruptions we've been watching in the sun's northwest, with their huge prominences—great ropes of solar materials and magnetic fields, arcing up above the sun's surface—have turned into one long-lasting fiery prominence dancing on the solar edge. Read the sun news.⤵️
Auroras likely tonight and tomorrow
Here's NOAA's aurora forecast for tonight. The red zone marks the highest likelihood of auroras, stretching across Alaska, most of Canada, and dipping into the northern tier of the United States. And with more bursts of sun-stuff still inbound, the oval could yet push farther south tonight and tomorrow night. Read today's sun news.
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Total solar eclipse to dazzle observers on August 12

On Wednesday, August 12, 2026, millions of people in Spain, Iceland, Greenland and beyond will see the moon entirely obscure the sun in a spectacular total solar eclipse. We can't wait! Find out more here. And if you're going to be watching, make sure you know how to view the eclipse safely.⤵️
Sun news: Huge chunk of solar stuff coming to us at Earth
This image is based on a numerical model used by space weather agencies. It follows a big CME or blast from the sun (which is the white object at the center of this image). Check out the size of that blast! It's now heading Earth's way, but not directly (Earth is the round, yellow dot at 0˚). It could arrive in the first hours of August 2.Aurora alert! Read the sun news.⤵️
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Satellites swarm the night sky
Alan Dyer took this multi-layered image looking toward the Milky Way on Sunday from Alberta, Canada. It shows a swarm of satellites obscuring the stars. The stacked image is from a new time-lapse video, where Alan reveals the swathe of satellites from his location over the course of 2.5 hours. Watch the video here ⤵️
