Spaceweather.com

Astrogeology, Asteroids, Robots, Space Flight & Extraterrestrial Matters

Spaceweather.com is for everyone - casual sky watchers, serious astronomers, students. Ham radio operators use Spaceweather.com to learn about solar flares, radio blackouts, and space station flybys. (It's possible to listen to radio chatter from the ISS when it flies over.)

Photographers use Spaceweather.com to catch elusive auroras and photo ops involving the Moon and planets (more)

Casual sky watchers use Spaceweather.com to spot new comets, planetary alignments, and meteors showers. The sky is filled with sights that are easy to see with the unaided eye. Most people miss them simply because they do not know when to look. Spaceweather.com solves that problem.

Serious astronomers value Spaceweather.com because it connects them to Earth-orbiting satellites via their cell telephone. They instantly learn when solar flares explode, when solar wind gusts sweep past Earth, when the interplanetary magnetic field tilts south.