03.03.2026
Today marks the third full moon this year. If you're lucky enough to see the moon in the sky between 09:50 and 13:17 UTC, you'll see a lunar eclipse, which will also be total from 2:04 PM to 3:03 PM.
Project Diary News Feed
02.03.2026
On March 16, 2026, events will take place in the eventful life of the comet and, concurrently, the alien spacecraft 3I/Atlas (aka C/2025 N1 ATLAS). The object will be located at its closest approach to Jupiter, the largest planet in the Solar System.
27.02.2026
The sun is gradually returning to its original state of depression, from which even the appearance of two groups of sunspots at once could not bring it out.
25.02.2026
Solar activity continues to recover quite quickly after the dip in mid-month. M-flares have just begun—an M2.3 event is currently occurring in a new region to the south.
25.02.2026
As of early Wednesday, it's clear that solar activity has resumed. Yesterday's search for the source of the flares was in the wrong place. This year, there will be a different queen. Everything happening on the chart has nothing to do with 4366. A new young region is emerging in the south.
24.02.2026
The Sun has completed its third consecutive sunspot-free day, which will likely be its final one. The deepest dip in solar activity since 2021 will likely be interrupted most dramatically tomorrow or the day after—spot group 4366, which set a 21st-century record for the number of strong flares earlier this month, is returning from behind the eastern edge of the Sun toward Earth.
22.02.2026
Not a single spot, even the smallest, is currently visible on the side of the Sun facing Earth. The star is a perfect disk without any peculiarities.
16.02.2026
Around 8:00 AM Moscow time, a rather powerful solar flare was unexpectedly detected. The peak emission occurred at 7:35 AM Moscow time. The measured magnitude was M2.4.
15.02.2026
The planet experienced its second magnetic storm of February overnight, currently rated at weak to moderate intensity. The event peaked around 5 a.m. Moscow time and reached a G1.3 on a scale of 1 to 5.
13.02.2026
A huge smiley face measuring 1.5 million kilometers now represents the Sun.