Northern Lights over Sweden and Two Storms Tracked from Orbit
A celestial alignment of Mars and a star cluster over Sweden, alongside satellite tracking of two active tropical storms.
An image released by NASA shows an aurora over Lansjärv, Sweden, triggered by a solar eruption that reached Earth on October 10, 2026. On that night, Mars appeared near the center of the young open star cluster M44, also known as the Beehive Cluster, positioned beneath the atmospheric light curtain.
NASA's EONET system is tracking Hurricane Simon. According to measurements from the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) recorded on October 14, the storm sustained maximum winds of 90 knots as it progressed.
NASA satellites are also monitoring Typhoon Koguma. According to the latest report from the JTWC on October 13, the storm was generating maximum sustained winds of 50 knots.
Sources: NASA APOD, NASA APOD, NASA APOD, NASA EONET
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