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Looking back at October’s geomagnetic storm through its records
The October 31, 2026 geomagnetic storm offers a small piece of recent space history—and a useful lesson in reading the record carefully.
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A quiet week beneath a universe in motion
Modest solar activity offers a chance to consider how the light above us connects our atmosphere to the wider universe.
NASA & Missions
What solar eruptions can teach us when they miss Earth
A NASA catalogue of eruptions that were not Earth-directed offers a useful starting point for understanding what solar missions study.
Future of Space Weather
How space-weather forecasts could become more useful
Better-connected observations, clearer uncertainty and tailored guidance could help turn space-weather measurements into more practical decisions.
Recap
An active Sun, with geomagnetic activity below storm level
This week brought solar flares, Earth-directed eruptions and geomagnetic watches, while reported geomagnetic activity peaked below storm level.
Global Reference
More Verified Space Agencies & Institutes
Real government agencies and scientific institutions we've verified but don't have a live feed connection for yet. NASA and ESA are already part of the main feed above.
NOAA / Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC)
The official U.S. source for space weather alerts, solar cycle tracking, and geomagnetic storm monitoring.
United StatesUSGS Geomagnetism Program
Tracks real-time ground-based magnetic disturbances caused by solar storms.
European UnionESA Space Weather Service Network
ESA's independent space weather hazard assessments and heliospheric observations.
JapanJAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency)
Deep-space asteroid sample-return missions and solar-observing satellite telemetry.
IndiaISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation)
Planetary science updates from the Chandrayaan lunar and Aditya-L1 solar programs.
GlobalInternational Astronomical Union (IAU)
The internationally recognized authority for naming planets, stars, and minor bodies.
GlobalSpace Telescope Science Institute (STScI)
Manages the science program for the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes.
GlobalEuropean Southern Observatory (ESO)
Operates some of the world's most powerful ground-based telescopes, in Chile.
IndiaIIA (Indian Institute of Astrophysics)
Manages the Kodaikanal Solar Observatory and long-term solar-cycle data.
ChinaCNSA (China National Space Administration)
Responsible for the Chang'e lunar missions, Tianwen Mars rovers, and Tiangong Space Station.
ChinaNSSC (National Space Science Center, CAS)
Operates the Chinese Meridian Project, a ground-based geomagnetic and ionospheric monitoring network.
AfricaSANSA (South African National Space Agency)
Operates the Space Weather Regional Warning Center for Africa.
South AmericaINPE (National Institute for Space Research, Brazil)
Runs the Embrace Program, tracking the South Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly.
South AmericaCONAE (National Space Activities Commission, Argentina)
Coordinates Earth observation satellites and solar physics research over the southern hemisphere.
North AmericaCanadian Space Agency (CSA)
Mission logs, robotics updates, and deep-space telescope partnerships.
Editorial Reference
More Space News & Astronomy Publications
Real, verified news and astronomy publications not yet part of the live feed above.
American Astronomical Society (AAS)
The major professional astronomers' society in North America, publishing peer-reviewed research news.
NASASpaceFlight
In-depth technical reporting on launch vehicles, rocket tests, and crewed/uncrewed spaceflight engineering.
Astronomy Magazine
Sky-watching guides, observing tips, and astronomy news from the world's best-selling astronomy magazine.
EarthSky
Daily updates on visible planets, night-sky viewing, and Sun-Earth space weather.
Phys.org (Space & Astronomy)
Daily portal tracking peer-reviewed astrophysics, cosmology, and planetary science papers.
Sci.News (Astronomy)
International digital feed covering deep universe discoveries and space telescope imaging.
BBC Science & Environment
Rigorous, fact-checked reporting on major NASA, ESA, and global cosmic discoveries.
Cosmos Magazine
Australia's premier science publication, with deep-dive articles on astronomy and space milestones.
The Guardian (Science)
High-integrity reporting on space missions, climate-satellite data, and planetary breakthroughs.
CBC Science & Technology
Canada's national public broadcaster, covering international space exploration and universe observation.