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26/11/2025

Day 17 - 4mins 🥶 chilly and chill 🧘🏻‍♂️

26/11/2025

Day 16 - 4 min meditation on the go, this time in the office, taking a break between writing university references

24/11/2025

Day 15 - 4mins which time seems to speed up then slow down and speed up again. Ruby 🐶settled down next to me and didn’t bark once!

22/11/2025

A LOT OF ENERGY IS ON THE MOVE TODAY — AND EVERY LIVING THING CAN FEEL IT. ⚡

Two large coronal holes have just rotated into Earth-facing view, and these regions are blasting high-speed solar wind directly into space.

When this happens, Earth usually responds:

• geomagnetic pressure increases
• the Schumann often jumps
• tech and GPS can act strange
• people feel head pressure, ringing ears, exhaustion or bursts of energy
• wildlife and pets behave differently
• auroras show up in surprising places

Coronal holes are like open gates on the Sun — and today, two of them are turning toward Earth at the same time.

The timing is wild…
The energy is elevated…
And you can feel it.

Are you noticing anything today? 👇

22/11/2025

Day 12 - 3 mins

22/11/2025

Earth just got a cosmic companion! NASA scientists have confirmed that our planet now has a second “moon”, a tiny celestial object that will orbit alongside us until 2083. Unlike the Moon we all know and love, this new visitor is a mini-moon, small in size but fascinating in how it temporarily joins our planet on its journey around the Sun.

These mini-moons, also called temporarily captured objects, are rare cosmic hitchhikers. They are asteroids or space rocks that wander into Earth’s gravitational field and become trapped for years or decades. This particular mini-moon will orbit Earth in a temporary dance, giving astronomers a unique chance to observe its motion, composition, and behavior up close.

NASA’s discovery highlights how dynamic our cosmic neighborhood really is. While we’ve always thought of the Moon as our lone companion, the universe has its surprises, constantly sending small objects our way. Observing this new moon helps scientists understand more about asteroid trajectories, orbital dynamics, and the potential for future space missions to study or even visit mini-moons.

For stargazers and space enthusiasts, this tiny second moon is a reminder that Earth’s sky is far more lively and mysterious than it seems. While it won’t rival the main Moon in size or brightness, its presence adds a new layer of wonder to our nights and a thrilling glimpse into the mechanics of our solar system.

This discovery also sparks the imagination: for decades, Earth will host a celestial companion we didn’t even know we had. It’s a reminder that even in our familiar night sky, surprises await, and the universe is always ready to astonish us.

20/11/2025

Day 11 - 3 mins busy day, busy mind, but still managed to slow down the racing thoughts

18/11/2025

Day 10 - 3 mins Mind was busy today, struggled to find the stillness

17/11/2025

✨ More Celestial Wonders Await in 2025!

Keep watching the sky — 2025 still holds amazing sights! 🌠 From the Taurids, Leonids, and Geminids meteor showers to the year’s final supermoon, the coming months promise breathtaking views.

🌌 Don’t miss Uranus at opposition and the Winter Solstice, marking the season’s shift. Grab your telescope, find a dark spot, and enjoy nature’s cosmic show. 🌙

17/11/2025

The Leonids Are Back! ☄️✨

On the night of November 17, the Leonid meteor shower will reach its peak, sending up to 15 meteors per hour streaking through the darkness. With a barely-there waning crescent Moon, 2025 offers exceptionally dark skies—perfect conditions for anyone who loves watching the heavens come alive.

The best time to watch is after midnight until dawn, when the constellation Leo rises high in the east and the meteor rates begin to climb. You don’t need any equipment—just your eyes, a dark spot away from city lights, and about 20 minutes for them to adjust.

The Leonids are visible worldwide, but they put on their strongest performance in the Northern Hemisphere, especially from regions between 15°N and 30°N. That means excellent viewing across India, North America, Europe, and anywhere with a clear eastern horizon. Observers in the far Southern Hemisphere will still catch some activity just before dawn, though at lower rates.

So grab a warm layer, find a quiet place under the night sky, and look up.
If the skies stay clear, the Leonids will reward you with fast, bright meteors cutting through the November night—one of the simplest cosmic joys we get each year.

Happy skygazing! 🌌✨

Meteoroid shower this morning ❤️ symbolic of sudden insight, and transformation, symbolising an opportunity for release ...
17/11/2025

Meteoroid shower this morning ❤️ symbolic of sudden insight, and transformation, symbolising an opportunity for release and renewal

17/11/2025

Day 9 - 3 mins

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