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Canopus star: 13,000 times brighter than our sun, 73 times bigger, at 310 light years away.

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Sargas star, which makes up a portion of the Scorpion's tail, near its stinger. A blue/white giant star, thousand times brighter than our own Sun, and 20 times the size. It's name is split between Sumerian and Persian, with the Persian interpretation meaning arrow tip. The Sumerian meaning is unknown. The star and its constellation is over 270 light years from earth. It would take our fasterste probe, the 'park Solar probe', travelling 69,200 kph over 420,000 years to reach sargas. meditate on that.

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moodboard: "Oumuamua" alien spacecraft or comet?

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Alpha eridani (archemar). Blue main sequence star,140 million light years from Earth, slightly south east from the southern Hemisphere.

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Alpha Trianguli orange giant star, 109 times larger than our sun, 64 light years from Earth.

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Canopus through the clouds, facing South West, shows how bright this star is, at over 1500 times larger than our sun and 310 light years from Earth.

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31/ATLAS the 7 Billion year old comet, older than our sun at 4 billion years old, begins to leave our solar system, it will pass by Neptune of March 2026. We live for only 20 seconds, compared to the age of the Universe.

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Lambda Scorpii 570 light-years from the sun.

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Canopus star. 330 Light years from Earth, and 75 times larger than our sun. It would take up half our solar system.

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moodboard: A star 100 Light years from Earth pulsed twice, this strange occurrence maybe have originated from artificial origins, i.e., Aliens, the last option on the list which is not even on this 'list' of possibilities.

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International Space station passover, from my balcony

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Full moon, rising West

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The triple star system, alpha centauri. 4 million light years from Earth, closer to our Sun.

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ARCHENERAR STAR, south East. OBLONG IN SHAPE. 7 times larger than our sun, and three thousand times brighter.

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Sigma librae star, south west from my balcony. A giant star, 1000 times larger than our sun, 287 light years from Earth.

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South west, acrux within the constellation of centaurs. SOuth slightly illuminated (green), a massive X-class solar flare just missed earth, the sunspot that it came from is about to face us.

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International space station from my balcony at 6.11am. Moving acoss the morning sky, south-east.

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Fornalhaut "the lonely star" 25 light years from Earth, within the constellation of the 'southern fish", South east of my balcony. A blue dwarf, and slightly larger than the Earth's sun.

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The binary star markeb, 570 light years from Earth, within the constellation of vega, viewed south west in the early morning sky. Part of the 'false cross' and the ors of the ship argo.

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Sunpot AR3848 just set off a powerful X-class solar flare directly at Earth, it will hit our planet on the 10th and 11th of October 2024. DEPENDING ON THE INTENSITY AND ITS POSITION FACING THE EARTH. IT CAN KNOCK OUT OUR SATELLITES AND ELECTRICAL GRIDS. *A G4 (Severe) Storm Watch for 10th 11th October has been issued* (update 1)

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