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Sep 13, 2026

CassidyHOST
0:49
Media are invited to hear from NASA's SpaceX Crew-12 astronauts during a news conference beginning CHS Wednesday, September 16 from the International Space Station.
CassidyHOST
1:00
NASA's space weather trackers also note a burst of solar material was seen leaving the Sun.
CassidyHOST
1:07
Asteroid flyby alert: 2010 FX9, comparable to a large aircraft, passes about nine lunar distances from Earth today.
CassidyHOST
1:17
These close approaches happen weekly.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
0:18
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CassidyHOST
0:23
Space Weather is brought to you with the help of AI.
CassidyHOST
0:26
Look south after sunset for Saturn's steady glow.
CassidyHOST
0:30
Turn east later and you'll find Jupiter, the brightest point of light in the night sky.
CassidyHOST
0:55
It's about the size of a jumbo jet, passing about nine lunar distances from Earth.
CassidyHOST
1:01
Scientists will be watching.
CassidyHOST
1:03
NASA's space weather trackers also note a burst of solar material was seen leaving the sun.
CassidyHOST
1:09
Quick solar update.
G4NJHHOST
12:32
Also look for PJ2-K5SL from Curaçao from the 18th of September and 8Q7JH in the Maldives.
G4NJHHOST
12:41
From 20 September, next week's Space Weather Prediction Centre forecasts that the solar flux index may remain within the 105-115 range.
G4NJHHOST
12:53
We can expect unsettled geomagnetic conditions from 14-16 September.
G4NJHHOST
12:59
This is possibly due to the coronal hole activity mentioned earlier, with a predicted Kp of 4, otherwise the rest of the week may remain calm.
speaker_5HOST
8:17
But to-
speaker_4HOST
8:17
Because this isn't just trivia, this is space weather.
speaker_5HOST
8:20
Space weather is a very real thing.
speaker_4HOST
8:21
Yeah.
speaker_4HOST
8:21
The solar wind actively shapes the environment around Earth every single day.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:16
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CassidyHOST
0:23
Space Weather is brought to you with the help of AI.
CassidyHOST
0:27
Two bright planets await you tonight.
CassidyHOST
0:29
Saturn glows in the south after dark, and Jupiter rises in the east, outshining everything around it.
CassidyHOST
0:37
The slender crescent moon graces the evening sky briefly before setting.
CassidyHOST
0:41
Dark skies follow for most of the night.
CassidyHOST
0:45
NASA space weather trackers also note a burst of solar material was seen on the northwest side of the sun.
CassidyHOST
0:52
Asteroid flyby alert, 2010 FX9, comparable to a large aircraft, passes about nine lunar distances from Earth in about three days.
CassidyHOST
0:33
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CassidyHOST
0:38
Space weather is brought to you with the help of AI.
CassidyHOST
0:41
The September Epsilon Perseids peak tonight at roughly eight meteors per hour.
CassidyHOST
0:46
Look for them from dark skies under the waning crescent moon with the best viewing after midnight.
CassidyHOST
1:44
There are currently 12 astronauts aboard the International Space Station, including Oleg Kononenko, Nikolai Chubb, and Tracy Caldwell Dyson.
CassidyHOST
1:52
They are traveling at over 17,000 miles per hour, watching 16 sunrises every day.
CassidyHOST
1:59
NASA's space weather trackers also note a burst of solar material was seen leaving the sun.
CassidyHOST
2:07
This episode was assembled using AI pulling from NASA and spaceflight news sources.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
9:35
The North Pole has been moving towards Siberia and is moving further and further, and the South Pole, they all seem to be, um, converging at the, a, the, uh, you know, the, um, uh, the Strait of Gibralt- Gibraltar.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
9:50
And if you really want to know the science behind all this, 'cause people are asking, "Well, what's the proof? Where is the proof?" I suggest that you follow Ben Davidson on Twitter, uh, Space Weather News, who is a scientist.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
10:03
He is a s- space weather and sun scientist, and he's been monitoring this and the changes that are going on with our sun, and he's been talking about this extinction-level event that has a potential of happening.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
10:18
And I've seen, guys, I've seen the, um, uh, what do you call it? The demos that some people have done of the planet showing exactly what happens, and it's even more terrifying than I even imagined, and we'll get into that.

49 MINS LATER

Kevin EstrellaGUEST
59:49
Well, it's, it's, uh, part of the Earth's cycle.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
59:51
It happens every 12,000 years.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
59:54
Uh, Ben Davidson, as I explained, you know, uh, Space Weather News really explains the scientist, science behind it.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
60:01
He's made, he's made documentaries on it, uh, videos explaining how this works and how it's part of a cyclical event.
speaker_2ADVERTISER
0:18
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CassidyHOST
0:23
Space weather is brought to you with the help of AI.
CassidyHOST
0:26
The Moon passes directly in front of Jupiter today, briefly hiding the giant planet for observers in parts of North America and other regions.
CassidyHOST
0:36
In much of the United States, the event occurs in daylight, so use extreme care, never point binoculars or a telescope anywhere near the Sun.
CassidyHOST
1:50
German launch services provider ISAR Aerospace has completed the first successful launch of its Spectrum rocket, deploying five CubeSats into low Earth orbit.
CassidyHOST
2:01
The mission marked the first time a privately funded European orbital rocket had successfully reached orbit and the first successful orbital launch from continental Europe.
CassidyHOST
2:13
NASA's space weather trackers also note a burst of solar material was seen leaving the sun moving at moderate speed.
CassidyHOST
2:22
AI helped gather...
Ron SwansonHOST
1:04
I'm Ron Swanson.
Ron SwansonHOST
1:05
I'm here with Ben Davidson, and we're gonna be diving into the Space Weather News, Observer Ranch, Ben's work, everything that's going on around it.
Ron SwansonHOST
1:13
And before we do that, Ben, it's really nice to have you here.
Ron SwansonHOST
1:15
Thank you so much for giving up your time.
Ron SwansonHOST
1:25
Welcome.
Ben DavidsonGUEST
1:26
Um, I am Ben Davidson.
Ben DavidsonGUEST
1:28
I am the founder of Space Weather News.
Ben DavidsonGUEST
1:31
Uh, co-founder of Space Weather News with my now ex-wife, still on very good terms.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
8:34
And the South Pole, they all seem to be converging at the, you know, the Strait of Gibraltar.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
8:44
And if you really want to know the science behind all this, that people are asking, well, what's the proof? Where is the proof? I suggest that you follow Ben Davidson on Twitter, Space Weather News, who is a scientist.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
8:57
He is a space weather and sun scientist.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
9:00
And he's been monitoring these and the changes that are going on with our sun.

46 MINS LATER

Kevin EstrellaGUEST
55:16
Well, it's part of the Earth cycle.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
55:19
It happens every 12,000 years.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
55:22
Ben Davidson, as I explained, Space Weather News, really explains the science behind it.
Kevin EstrellaGUEST
55:29
He's made documentaries on

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