I'll share the videos here but there is a LOT more information over at EadsyAstronomy LINK. Please head over there to read the written text and get links for the articles and news releases I used for this week's main stories.
1. In this one we learn how scientists and astronomers are using tree rings to identify when a special Solar Storm called a Miyake event has occurred in the past and how often.
4. It's been since 1604 since people on Earth have with their own eyes, seen a visual supernova in the sky. Well, we are about to begin to see a LOT more supernovae that go off in our own backyard here in the Milky Way Galaxy thanks to the Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
5. There has been a lot of discussion on Dyson Spheres and Bubbles, and other Alien Megastructures. One of the questions is can these megastructures really hold up and be stable? Well, this report says . . .
