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INSIGHT MISSION TO MARS - LAUNCH DATE MAY 5, 2018

SPACE WEATHER REPORT

MERCURY RETROGRADE

July 8 - July 31, 2019

Solar Eclipse Streaming Live here @ 9am Pacific Time August 21, 2017

JOURNEY THROUGH DARK HEAT

MERCURY Retrograde: July 8 - July 31

The planet Mercury, closest to the sun, is retrograde three times a year. This means at certain points on Mercury’s surface, an observer would be able to see the Sun rise part way, then reverse and set before rising again, all within the same day. This apparent retrograde motion of the Sun occurs because Mercury’s angular orbital speed exceeds its rotational velocity. Mercury’s elliptical orbit is further from circular than that of any other planet in our solar system, resulting in substantially higher orbital speed near perihelion (when it’s closest to the sun). This astronomic effect affects our magnetic fields. It will happen four times this year. We notice with regularity how it impedes technological stuff: computer crashes, sites down, cell phone glitches, cable out, automobile irregularities, communications are all affected during this time. This weakness in our magnetic field is reversed when Mercury goes direct!

MAGNETIC STORM

by Uncle John

Three times a year in the sullen sky for three weeks cursed

Mercury is spinning in reverse

Love near can't hear only in the momento

Gotta keep rhythm with the changing sulky tempo

Ring the bell stay flexible in key

Lock up your cell in your native talk to me

Mercury's rotation is fast fast fast

First planet in our system or is it the last

Is it scaring the children rappin' like a dog

Grey unlike light blue white clouds & fog

There is no atmosphere here no life of flight

Burning hot in the day beyond frigid at night

So close to heaven so near to hell

Stick your neck out of your paradise shell

In your shadow u see when I rehearse

Backspace or forward won't forget the verse

Don't pretend I can be any equal to u

Except to be honest faithful and true

We'll see

U tell me

An attraction

In reflection

A connection

With direction

Night brings the morn

Magnetic storm

Overcome and transform

Intuitive to perform

Electromagnetic and round

Like a musical athletic crown

Survive the magnetic breakdown

Drive poetic town to town

Scanning the skies

Singing we jive

It may be dark then comes light

Maybe with song may be you're right

Overlooking family and friends

Seeing the world through their lens

From a bee to a flower

Like a marquee on a tower

Storm passes & messages arrive

Swell bees come out of the hive

Mercury delivers in space to dwell

So close to heaven so near to hell

SATURN'S RINGS CUT ACROSS THE LUMINOUS SILHOUETTE OF THE MOON TITAN WITH THE SMALL MOON ENCELADUS IN VIEW

VOYAGER: JOURNEY TO THE STARS

VOYAGER LEAVES THE SOLAR SYSTEM & ENTERS INTERSTELLAR SPACE

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Voyager 1 and 2 are presently in the "Heliosheath", the outermost layer of the heliosphere where the solar wind is slowed by the pressure of interstellar gas, and they are traveling at about 135,000 miles per hour! Voyager 1 is 11 billion miles from earth and approaching the "Heliopause" and about to leave our solar system to voyage into interstellar space. As the ship sails ahead a bow shock spreads around the vessel as it enters the frontier into new space. The earth will continue to receive signals for about another dozen years. Both vessels carry a greeting for any intelligent extraterrestrial life, on a golden phonograph record with sounds and images of Earth, including Chuck Berry singing "Johnny B. Goode". It has a shelf life of over 4 billion years.