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See Milky Way’s core in most detailed photo yet
StableWeather shares a stunning new image from ESA's Euclid space telescope, offering equestrians and barn managers an unprecedented look at the Milky Way's core.
Asteroid Day to be observed worldwide on June 30
Voyager 1 to reach 1 light-day from Earth on November 18
Massive ruby red Antares is the Scorpion’s Heart
Latest sunsets follow the summer solstice
NASA to save Swift spacecraft from plunging back to Earth
Back-to-back Venezuela earthquakes kill at least 164
Severe quakes in Venezuela have claimed at least 164 lives and left many more injured.
Peanut-shaped asteroid wobbles in 2 directions
Lucy, en route to study Jupiter's Trojans, is sailing past an asteroid that wobbles in two directions due to its peanut-like shape.
The Caspian Sea – Earth’s largest inland sea – is shrinking
The Caspian Sea, crucial for local ecosystems and economies, is shrinking due to reduced river flow and climate change impacts.
Boötes the Herdsman and its bright star Arcturus
Explore the night sky this season for the bright star Arcturus, a key landmark for horse owners to guide evening rides or check the horizon's glow during barn activities.
Why aren’t the hottest days on the solstice?
June's longest day won't bring the heat just yet; temperatures peak later in summer for horses and barns.
Mammatus clouds are ominous and beautiful
Inspect the sky for those bubbly, ominous mammatus clouds—they often precede thunderstorms, crucial to watch for horse safety.