Speaker 1: Calarogus Shark Media. Good morning, This is space news and
Speaker 1: weather today. Both gas giants put on a show. Saturn
Speaker 1: is at its yearly best, while Jupiter grows brighter and
Speaker 1: rises earlier each evening. The Moon is a thin crescent
Speaker 1: rising before dawn, leaving most of the night beautifully dark
Speaker 1: for stargazing. The Northern Cross hangs high overhead part of
Speaker 1: Signus the Swan. On dark nights, the Milky Way runs
Speaker 1: right through it, a river of stars stretching to the horizon.
Speaker 1: This July twenty third, twenty twenty six illustration depicts charged
Speaker 1: particles from a solar storm stripping away charged particles of
Speaker 1: Mars atmosphere, one of the processes of Martian atmosphere loss
Speaker 1: studied by NASA's Maven Mission. NASA Maven Mission scientists have
Speaker 1: found that certain types of auroras on Mars form in
Speaker 1: a similar way. Launch coming up tomorrow a long March
Speaker 1: eight a from Wenchang Space launch site People's Republic of
Speaker 1: China operated by China. NASA's space weather trackers also note
Speaker 1: a burst of solar material was seen on the northeast
Speaker 1: side of the Sun. The Sun has been active lately,
Speaker 1: with several sunspot groups dotting its surface. Solar flares are
Speaker 1: possible over the next day or two. For now, Aurora
Speaker 1: chances are moderate for those in far northern latitudes. This
Speaker 1: episode was assembled using AI pulling from NASA and Spaceflight
Speaker 1: News sources. Thanks for listening.