Source - Space Weather News for July 8, 2016:
http://spaceweather.comSUNSET
SKY SHOW: When the sun goes down tonight, step outside and look west.
Jupiter and the crescent Moon are side-by-side in the sunset sky. Try
to catch them before the sky fades to black. A bright conjunction
framed by twilight blue is a beautiful sight! Sky maps are available
at
http://spaceweather.comSOLAR
WIND SPARKS SOUTHERN LIGHTS: A high-speed stream of solar wind is
buffeting Earth's magnetic field on July 8th. This is causing minor
geomagnetic storms and colorful auroras in the southern hemisphere.
NOAA forecasters say there is a 50% chance of additional storms today
(July 8), waning to 25% tomorrow (July 9) as Earth exits the solar wind
stream.
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