Speaker 1: Calarogu Shark Media. Good morning. This is space news and weather. Today.
Speaker 1: Saturn is now visible all night long, reaching its highest
Speaker 1: point around two am. Jupiter rises before midnight, growing brighter
Speaker 1: each week. A bright gibbous moon dominates the evening. For
Speaker 1: darker skies, wait until the early morning hours after it sets.
Speaker 1: Look overhead for the summer triangle. Three bright stars from
Speaker 1: three different constellations Vega, Deneb, and altare This asterism dominates
Speaker 1: the summer sky. The Sun has been active lately, with
Speaker 1: several sunspot groups dotting its surface. Solar flares are possible
Speaker 1: over the next day or two. For now Aurora chances
Speaker 1: are moderate for those in far northern latitudes. NASA's space
Speaker 1: weather trackers also note a burst of solar material was
Speaker 1: seen leaving the Sun moving at moderate speed. A Falcon
Speaker 1: nine rocket is heading to space. In the next couple
Speaker 1: of days, SpaceX launches from Vandenburg Space Force Base, California,
Speaker 1: sending up the Starlink Internet Satellites mission. The booster will
Speaker 1: attempt to land back at Vandenburg coastal areas see minimal
Speaker 1: title range this week. These neep tides occur when the
Speaker 1: Sun and moon work against each other. This episode was
Speaker 1: assembled using AI pulling from NASA and Spaceflight News sources.
Speaker 1: Thanks for listening.