New NASA Model – See the Animation of the Solar Wind Prediction from NOAA
SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 09/07/2026
TWO CMES MIGHT HIT EARTH: A new NOAA forecast model predicts that two CMEs will sideswipe Earth on Sept. 8th. The one-two punch could spark a G2-class geomagnetic storm with high latitude auroras.
Revelation 22:16 KJV
16 I Jesus have sent mine angel to testify unto you these things in the churches. I am the root and the offspring of David, and the bright and morning star.
Venus is the “bright and morning star” — represented by Star/LAMAT, the symbol of the Scion by Mayan tradition. At the transit of Venus all the Mayan Calendars are synchronized in Perfect Time. Venus as the Morning Star is perfectly positioned so that “Father and the Son” are united as One.
SOLAR FLARE ALERT: 09/02/2026
Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M3.0 class solar flare at 02-Sep-2026 at 19:20:00 UTC. More information follows by email. An R1 (minor) radio blackout is possible on the sunlit side of Earth.
SOLAR FLARE ALERT:
Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M7.0 class solar flare at August 25, 2026, 10:02:00 UTC (5:02:00 AM CDT).
There’s higher potential for Cannibal CME’s when one flare closely follows another with increasing intensity. One overtakes another and the “2 made one” magnify the intensity of a Solar Storm.
The NOAA Dashboard offers video of previous flares. The latest GOES image shows an expanding Coronal Hole, adding Solar Winds to the Earth-directed CMEs.) UPDATE JUST IN WITH IMAGE AND DETAILS.
The Sun has produced 4 Solar Flares in the past 48 hours. Sunspot 4513 has been identified as the source for the first three and is likely the source of the most recent flare. Images and location of the most recent flare is forthcoming. 4513 now resides in geoeffective Earth-facing position, and will continue to be for the next 3 to 4 days.
SOLAR FLARE ALERT: Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M2.0 class solar flare August 25, 2026 at 01:26:00 UTC (August 24, 2026, 8:26:00 PM CDT). An R1 (minor) radio blackout is possible on the sunlit side of Earth.
Sun in H-alpha, Taken by Pat P. on August 21, 2026 @ Pittsburgh, PA USA
SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 08/22/2026
IT’S RAINING PLASMA: Amateur astronomers are watching a rainstorm on the edge of the sun. Pat P. of Pittsburgh, PA, photographed the downpour on Aug. 21st:
“Sirius: The Brightest Star Explained” (Source: StarWalk)
Sirius is the brightest star in the night sky. While the Sun appears to be brighter, its closer position to Earth accounts for its higher apparent magnitude. Sirius has a much higher intrinsic luminosity, about 25 times more luminous than our Sun. The sun is about 93 million miles (150 million kilometers) from Earth. Sirius is about 50.5 trillion miles (81.3 trillion kilometers) away.
As seen through a telescope the Dog Star) is a dazzling point of bluish-white light. Sirius never resolves into a disk as seen through Earth’s atmosphere. It twinkles like a diamond in mesmerizing flashes of multiple vivid colors (reds, blues, and greens).
Sirius holds legendary significance across many cultures. They associated Sirius as the “star of our heart” due to its prominence and symbolic meaning. Ancient Egyptians linked it to the Nile’s flood and Greeks called it the “Dog Star”.
The Dog was called “man’s best friend” for its loyalty and protective instincts. The Dog has long served as a guardian of home, family, and personal safety. By its loyalty beyond death, the Dog is said to lead the way home beyond the stars… gathering souls to heaven. Unconditional Love is the Dog’s Way home.
SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 08/19/2026
A CRATER NAMED ‘SPACEX’: There’s a new crater on the Moon. SpaceX made it, and NASA has just released the photos. This before-and-after sequence was captured by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO):
Solar Eruptions
SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 08/08/2026
FILAMENT ERUPTIONS AND CMEs: Today, at least three magnetic fiements have erupted around the solar disk. This movie from NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite shows the two main events:
Reading the Sun’s Fireworks: How Flare Ribbons Reveal Hidden Solar Explosions (NFO Inouye Solar Telescope)
SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 08/06/2026
THE SUN’S SURFACE IS WEIRDER THAN YOU THOUGHT: A giant telescope in Hawaii just saw something unprecedented on the sun. The surface of our star, it turns out, is covered with tiny ripples and whirlpools that previous telescopes could not see.
