AR4778, Taken by Pepe Manteca on June 25, 2026 @ Begues, Spain
SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 06/25/2026
A STRANGELY-QUIET GIANT SUNSPOT: Around the world, amateur astronomers are monitoring a giant sunspot emerging over the sun’s southeastern limb. This morning, Pepe Manteca photographed newly-numbered AR4478 from Begues, Spain:
Spirit Moved Upon the Water
The Seed knows the direction to the Light. It simply moves in the opposite direction of the gravity that holds it down. When it comes to the end of the Road it doesn’t stop, it goes around it or keeps pressing on. We CAN “go around it” when we leave our troubles in God’s Hands.
The Lord is the Truth and the Highest Authority of Love. Only the Lord is worthy to judge, and there Will Always Be Consequences. Children of the Lord are convicted of the Truth. We know when we are wrong. Evil pretends not to know, but the Human it controls is still subject to the Highest Authority.
Matthew 5:18 KJV
18 For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled.
We are being raised by a Divine Father to Trust in the Word. The Spirit of the Living God knows the Truth.
Starship, the launch vehicle for the proposed AI data center
PUTTING THE “MEGA” IN MEGACONSTELLATION: Two months ago, headlines announced a Space Age milestone: SpaceX now has more than 10,000 active Starlink satellites circling Earth–two-thirds of all the working satellites in the sky. Analysts were gobsmacked by the pace of change.
Turns out, that’s nothing. Back in January, SpaceX had already filed paperwork asking the FCC for permission to launch a million. The proposed megaconstellation would become a solar-powered AI data center, requiring hourly rocket launches carrying a million tons of satellites per year.
The Three Servicemen, statue by Frederick Hart, at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. (Britannica)
A Life begins when we strike out on our own. We’re the spiritual warriors who adapt to the circumstances.
The Vietnam Veterans deserve to be remembered twice this Memorial Day week. The Vietnam War officially started on November 1, 1955, and ended on April 30, 1975.
Over 2.7 million American soldiers served in the Vietnam between 1965 and 1973. On-the-ground armed conflict was uniquely grueling in dense jungle terrain and guerrilla warfare. 58,220 U.S. service members were lost. The survivors didn’t come home to a ticker tape parade.
“The Three Servicemen” sculpture was installed in 1985. In 1993 the Vietnam Women’s Memorial was unveiled a short distance from the wall. The bronze sculpture, depicting three women caring for an injured soldier, recognized the work of the more than 10,000 women who served in Vietnam.
The Vietnam Women’s Memorial was established to honor the 265,000 military and civilian women who served around the world during the Vietnam War. It is the nation’s first—and still its only—memorial to military women on the National Mall.
Thank you. We honor the sacrifice.
