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Clare...2

Megan - 11

mis_caz  - 19

Bob... 11

Rocky... 12

Sue~23

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Feeling
Ok Today

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Veronica - 13

Rocky........ 70

Bobby - 46

cactus  17

mis_caz - 49

Sue~33

Samantha - 12

Scorpion - 9

John - 11

Pups ~ 7

Nick - 9

Dell - 15

Andy - 4

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Veronica - 11

Rocky........ 49

Bobby - 36

cactus  14

mis_caz - 35

Sue~29

Samantha - 8

Scorpion - 8

John - 9

Pups ~ 6

Nick - 8

Dell - 11

Andy - 3

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Feeling
Relieved

Explanation: A gravel country lane gently winds through this colorful rural night skyscape. Captured from Monroe County in southern West Virginia on the evening of October 10, the starry sky above is a familiar sight. Shimmering curtains of aurora borealis or northern lights definitely do not make regular appearances here, though. Surprisingly vivid auroral displays were present on that night at very low latitudes around the globe, far from their usual northern and southern high latitude realms. The extensive auroral activity was evidence of a severe geomagnetic storm triggered by the impact of a coronal mass ejection (CME), an immense magnetized cloud of energetic plasma. The CME was launched toward Earth from the active Sun following a powerful X-class solar flare.

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Veronica - 10

Rocky........ 43

Bobby - 30

cactus  12

mis_caz - 31

Sue~25

Samantha - 8

Scorpion - 7

John - 8

Pups ~ 6

Nick - 7

Dell - 9

Andy - 2

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Explanation: What's happening at the center of spiral galaxy M106? A swirling disk of stars and gas, M106's appearance is dominated by blue spiral arms and red dust lanes near the nucleus, as shown in the featured image taken from the Kuwaiti desert. The core of M106 glows brightly in radio waves and X-rays where twin jets have been found running the length of the galaxy. An unusual central glow makes M106 one of the closest examples of the Seyfert class of galaxies, where vast amounts of glowing gas are thought to be falling into a central massive black hole. M106, also designated NGC 4258, is a relatively close 23.5 million light years away, spans 60 thousand light years across, and can be seen with a small telescope towards the constellation of the Hunting Dogs (Canes Venatici).

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Veronica - 5

Rocky........ 23

Bobby - 11

cactus  3

mis_caz - 11

Sue~10

Samantha - 3

Scorpion - 1

John - 4

Pups ~ 3

Nick - 3

Dell - 3

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Explanation: The second solar eclipse of 2024 began in the Pacific. On October 2nd the Moon's shadow swept from west to east, with an annular eclipse visible along a narrow antumbral shadow path tracking mostly over ocean, crossing land near the southern tip of South America, and ending in the southern Atlantic. The dramatic total annular eclipse phase is known to some as a ring of fire. Still, a partial eclipse of the Sun was experienced over a wide region. Captured at one of its earliest moments, October's eclipsed Sun is seen just above the clouds near sunrise in this snapshot. The partially eclipsed solar disk is close to the maximum eclipse as seen from Mauna Kea Observatory Visitor Center, Island of Hawaii, planet Earth.

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