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View Latest PostsThe CME from the May 16 solar flare has arrived — geomagnetic storming is now underway on 19 May. A G1 (minor) storm is in effect with a chance of G2 (moderate) conditions tonight. Scotland and northern England should watch the skies after dark — this is your window.
A newly discovered space rock will skim past Earth at just 90,000 km tonight — closer than a quarter of the Moon's distance. Here's exactly how to watch from the UK.
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The CME from the May 16 solar flare has arrived — geomagnetic storming is now underway on 19 May. A G1 (minor) storm is in effect with a chance of G2 (moderate) conditions tonight. Scotland and northern England should watch the skies after dark — this is your window.
19 May 2026
A newly discovered space rock will skim past Earth at just 90,000 km tonight — closer than a quarter of the Moon's distance. Here's exactly how to watch from the UK.
18 May 2026
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16 May 2026
The US just released 160+ declassified UAP files. Japan is already scanning them for local sightings. Here's why British UAP watchers should be paying very close attention.
16 May 2026
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