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NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day

NASA Science

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“I see” IC 342, the Hidden Galaxy! Today’s image peers through the plane of the Milky Way, through all its gas, dust and stars, to unveil this spiral galaxy. IC 342 (or Caldwell 5) is one of the brightest members of the IC 342/Maffei group of galaxies. Located about 10 million light years away, this group is quite close to the Local Group that includes our Milky Way. Inaccurate accounting of the crowded and dusty Milky Way foreground has led to misunderstandings in IC 342’s history, including the theory that the galaxy was ejected from the Local Group. IC 342 has its own dust intermittently blocking the glow of hydrogen gas, indicating the presence of bright, young stars. Magnetic field maps of IC 342 reveal that magnetic fields may contribute substantially to one of the biggest galactic puzzles: how do spiral arms form?Tomorrow's picture: open space

Live Telemetry

Each panel below pulls directly from a real space agency data feed rather than a static snapshot. The ISS position updates from live orbital tracking, Mars weather comes from historical readings gathered by NASA's InSight lander before it lost power, the asteroid radar checks JPL's catalogue of Near-Earth Objects for the closest current pass, and the solar monitor reports recent flare activity — the kind of space weather that can disrupt satellites and radio communication on Earth.

Live Tracking

ISS Position

Lat: 1.77°
Long: 9.36°
Speed: 7.7 km/s
Altitude: 414.9 km
Mars Sol 1166 (Final)

Mars Weather

InSight Lander · Historical Data

Avg Temp: -55°C
Season: Northern Summer
Pressure: 731 Pa
NEO Radar: 7 Detected

Asteroid Alert

Closest: 2014 UV115
Miss Dist: 18,533,516.379 km
Largest: 575 m
Hazard: No
Solar Monitor

Space Weather

Event: C2.2 Flare
Peak: Nov 4, 05:34 PM
Status: Active Activity

Upcoming Launches

Unconfirmed Vehicle

TBD

Nov 5, 04:00 PM UTC • LC-3

A CASC Unconfirmed Vehicle rocket will launch the TBD mission on Thursday, November 5, 2026 at 4:00 PM (UTC).

Unconfirmed Vehicle

TBD

Nov 6, 11:35 PM UTC • LS-95A

A Galactic Energy Unconfirmed Vehicle rocket will launch the TBD mission on Friday, November 6, 2026 at 11:35 PM (UTC).

Falcon 9

USSF-432

Nov 7, 12:46 AM UTC • SLC-4E

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will launch the USSF-432 mission on Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 12:46 AM (UTC).

Space Reports

SpacePolicyOnline.com

“Blue Tsunami” Puts Democrats in Control of House and Senate Next Year

Democratic victories in yesterday’s midterm elections are being touted not as a “Blue wave,” but a “Blue tsunami” as votes are counted throughout the country. The final tally is not […]

NASA

NASA Navigation Experiment Shows Promise for Planetary Landings

NASA successfully demonstrated technology designed to help spacecraft autonomously navigate to safe landing sites on the Moon and on other planets. An Alta-X drone equipped with the agency’s Safe and Precise Landing – Integrated Capabilities Evolution (SPLICE) guidance, navigation, and control payload completed simulated lunar descent and landing maneuvers Aug. 27. The flight took place […]

SpacePolicyOnline.com

“Blue Tsunami” Puts Democrats in Control of House and Senate Next Year

Democratic victories in yesterday’s midterm elections are being touted not as a “Blue wave,” but a “Blue tsunami” as votes are counted throughout the country. The final tally is not […]

OUR FRAGILE HOME

Earth From 1.5M KM Away

Captured by NASA's EPIC camera on the DSCOVR satellite, this is how our planet looks right now from the L1 Lagrange point. A lone marble in the vast dark of space.

“This image was taken by NASA's EPIC camera onboard the NOAA DSCOVR spacecraft”

Centroid Latitude

-5.63°

Centroid Longitude

150.81°

Captured on 11/1/2026, 12:59:48 AM
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