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Florida Space Now Updates and launch coverage from America’s Spaceport...Cape Canaveral.

08/09/2025
06/09/2025

An early morning pass of the international space station over my home

For great updates on all your weather in space!
01/09/2025

For great updates on all your weather in space!

Sunspot number: 102 What is the sunspot number? Updated 25 Aug 2025 Spotless Days Current Stretch: 0 days 2025 total: 0 days (0%) 2024 total: 0 days (0%) 2023 total: 0 days (0%) 2022 total: 1 day (

Reading about a big Coronal Mass Ejection on August 30th that is expected to bring Aurora to southern skys! Expected to...
31/08/2025

Reading about a big Coronal Mass Ejection on August 30th that is expected to bring Aurora to southern skys! Expected to arrive early AM hours of September 1st. Here are some photos of the last Aurora event here in NW Florida. I couldnt see them with naked eye….

27/08/2025
Fueling has begun….t-40 mins…or so….
24/08/2025

Fueling has begun….t-40 mins…or so….

Down in Port Isabella , TX. To watch Starship flight 10.
24/08/2025

Down in Port Isabella , TX. To watch Starship flight 10.

14/08/2025

Here’s how to spot each one 👇🏻

🔭 Start by looking east before sunrise.

🔸 Mercury: It will be the lowest on the horizon, becoming clearly visible after August 14. It will remain visible through the end of the month, just above the eastern skyline.

🔸Venus: The brightest object in the eastern predawn sky — Venus will shine brilliantly as the Morning Star. Until August 15, it will appear close to Jupiter. After that, the gap between the two planets will widen.

🔸Jupiter: The second-brightest planet after Venus, Jupiter is emerging from behind the Sun and growing brighter each day. It lies above Venus.

🔸Saturn: Look high in the southeastern sky (northeastern if you’re in the Southern Hemisphere). It’s far from the other planets but glowing steadily as it approaches opposition.

🔸 Uranus & Neptune: Not visible to the naked eye. Uranus lies near the Pleiades in Ta**us, while Neptune sits just beside Saturn. Both require binoculars or a telescope to see.

🗓 Don’t miss this planetary spectacle!

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