Important Takeaways:

• 2025 has been quite a chaotic year already. On New Year’s Eve lightning struck four of the most iconic buildings in our entire country, on New Year’s Day we had terror attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas, Justin Trudeau stepped down just a few days later, and now we are in the midst of the worst fire disaster in U.S. history.  Meanwhile, a lot of other really weird stuff has been going on in the sky above our heads.  For example, a “once-in-a-lifetime comet” that only comes around once every 160,000 years is about to be visible from our planet…
  • If you’re a fan of skygazing, make sure you have your eyes to the skies this evening.
  • A once-in-a-lifetime comet is set to become visible for the first time in 160,000 years – and you don’t want to miss it.
  • The comet, called C/2024 G3 (ATLAS), was discovered by the ATLAS survey system, and has been slowly approaching the inner solar system.
• Scientists are telling us that those living in the southern hemisphere will have the best chance of viewing it with the naked eye.
• On top of everything else, the Sun is starting to behave very strangely once again.
• All over social media, people are talking about an absolutely enormous coronal hole that spans “1/4 of the circumference of the Sun”…
  • A huge coronal hole spanning 1/4 of the circumference of the Sun is opening, allowing unusually fast solar winds to head towards Earth, #NASA announces.
• So far, the mainstream media in the western world is not really talking much about this story, but I did find a news outlet overseas that is discussing it…
  • NASA reported that a massive coronal hole recently opened across the Sun’s circumference, further letting out an alarmingly fast stream of solar wind reaching speeds up to 800 km/s, towards the Earth causing concern and panic across social media.
  • The matter in question also sparked debate among scientists about its possible effect on Earth, since it can lead to geomagnetic storms causing disturbance for satellite operations and electrical systems. Moreover, these geometrical disturbances can also result in lower magnetic latitudes.
• Most people have no idea how large the Sun really is. Approximately 1.3 million Earths could fit inside of it, and even the smallest change to the Sun has dramatic implications for our climate.
• It isn’t a mystery why global weather patterns have gone completely nuts. The Sun has been behaving very strangely, and I believe that this will be an enormous story during the years ahead.
• So let’s keep a close eye on the sky, because the weirdness that we have seen so far is only just the beginning.

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