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Gaia hypothesis of Earth self-regulation

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Latest: Gaia Hypothesis explores Earth as a self-regulating system

The Gaia hypothesis, developed by James Lovelock and Lynn Margulis, proposes that Earth operates as a self-regulating system where living organisms and physical components interact to maintain conditions suitable for lif

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Jupiter transits and September 2026 celestial events

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Latest: September 2026 Harvest Moon to peak on September 26

Astrological predictions indicate that Jupiter’s movements through 2026 and 2027 will influence various zodiac signs. In August 2026, Jupiter is expected to enter the Ashlesha Nakshatra in Cancer, a transit lasting until

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Astrological and rune forecasts for September 2026

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Latest: Daily tarot predictions for September 13, 2026

As September 2026 progresses, celestial movements continue to influence various zodiac signs. Early in the month, forecasts suggested Leo should wait for news while Taurus faced pressure. The New Moon in Virgo on Septemb

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September solar activity and geomagnetic storm impacts

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Latest: Solar activity triggers geomagnetic storms and poses grid risks

Forecasts for September indicated fluctuating geomagnetic activity, with initial predictions suggesting a calm period around September 1 followed by potential disturbances on September 4 and 5. Significant activity was e

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Scientific research on Moon formation models

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Latest: Moon formation may have occurred in five hours after Earth impact

New research from the Southwest Research Institute and the University of Arizona suggests the Moon may have formed much faster than traditional models indicate. By utilizing modern computational techniques that account f

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Perseverance rover astronomical observations on Mars

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Latest: NASA Mars rovers capture celestial events and geological data

NASA’s Perseverance rover has documented rare astronomical events from the Jezero Crater on Mars using its Mastcam-Z camera. On July 2, 2026, the rover captured a seven-image sequence showing Earth as a small, bright do

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2026 astronomical and seasonal transitions

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Latest: Autumn 2026 seasonal transitions and equinox dates

The year 2026 features various astronomical and meteorological seasonal transitions. The spring equinox in the Northern Hemisphere is scheduled for March 20, a period of geometric symmetry where the Earth's axis is perpe

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China Earth-Moon laser communication testing

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Latest: China advances cislunar technology and satellite maneuvering capabilities

Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have successfully completed a year-long test of a bidirectional high-speed laser communication link between Earth and the Moon. Spanning approximately 400,000 kilometers,

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Partial lunar eclipse of August 2026

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Latest: Lunar eclipse observed across Brazil

A deep partial lunar eclipse occurred between the night of August 27 and the early morning of August 28, 2026. Coinciding with the August full moon, also known as the ‘Sturgeon Moon’, the event saw Earth's umbra cover be

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Sturgeon Moon and deep partial lunar eclipse visibility

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Latest: Lunar eclipse visible over Hungary

The Sturgeon Moon, named for North American Indigenous Algonquin traditions and the seasonal abundance of fish in the Great Lakes region, was accompanied by a deep partial lunar eclipse on August 27–28, 2026. This event

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Solar activity and geomagnetic storm events

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Latest: Solar flare and CME trigger geomagnetic storm watches

Solar activity in late August 2026 has triggered various space weather warnings. An M6.9 solar flare from Active Region 4513 caused a moderate (R2) radio blackout affecting high-frequency communications in the Arctic, Eu

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Europe experiences Aug 12 2026 total solar eclipse

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Latest: Spain celebrates astronomical events and inclusive science successes

The August 12, 2026, total solar eclipse, coinciding with the peak of the Perseid meteor shower, drew massive crowds across Europe and North America. The path of totality crossed Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain, Portu

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Cultural and performing arts festivals in Zadar

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Latest: Lunar eclipse to darken up to 96% of Moon surface in August 2026

Cultural events in Zadar began with Latin Week and the Stream Zadar dance workshops. The Latin Week program featured the group Cubismo and workshops covering styles such as salsa, mamba, cha-cha-cha, and merengue. The St

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Earth inner core rotation changes

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Latest: Earth's rotation: Hypothetical consequences of a sudden stop

Seismic analyses of earthquakes recorded between 1991 and 2023 indicate that Earth’s solid inner core has slowed its rotation and begun rotating in the opposite direction of the mantle. Researchers found that the iron-ni

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Solar activity and geomagnetic conditions

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Latest: Solar activity triggers geomagnetic storms and aurora visibility

Solar activity transitioned from a period of low activity and stable conditions in early August to increased activity by mid-August. Initially, solar observations showed low activity with only occasional B-class and a s

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Global and Arctic climate warming trends

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Latest: Arctic warming accelerates at three times the global rate

Global temperature increases are being driven by the amplification of the greenhouse effect through human activities, such as fossil fuel combustion, deforestation, and agriculture. Atmospheric CO2 levels exceeded 420 pp

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