Jessica Hodge+FollowNorthern lights could light up Tri-State skiesA rare geomagnetic storm is set to make the northern lights visible as far south as Indiana, Kentucky, and Illinois tonight! This is a big deal—these storms don’t happen often, and the aurora might be bright enough to spot even near Evansville. If you want the best view, head out to the Bluegrass Fish and Wildlife Area to escape city lights. Clear skies are in the forecast, so it’s a perfect chance to snap some photos—just remember to use night mode and a longer exposure on your phone. Who’s planning to stay up late for this? #Science #NorthernLights #TriState30Share
James Brady+FollowNorthern lights set to dazzle Evansville tonightThe Evansville sky could put on a rare show tonight as the northern lights, usually reserved for far northern regions, are expected to be visible right here. Thanks to a powerful geomagnetic storm, locals have a real shot at seeing the aurora borealis with the naked eye—just look north late tonight into early morning. It’ll be cold, so bundle up! Even if you can’t spot the colors directly, your phone camera might pick them up. Who’s heading out to try for that bucket-list photo? Share your tips or past experiences catching the auroras in our area! #Science #NorthernLights #Evansville00Share
megangibson+FollowNorthern lights dazzle Evansville tonightTonight’s sky over Evansville could be unforgettable—thanks to a rare chance to see the northern lights! Usually reserved for far northern regions, the aurora borealis might make a surprise appearance here due to a powerful geomagnetic storm. If the clouds stay away, bundle up and look north late tonight or early tomorrow. Even if your eyes don’t catch the colors, your phone camera just might. Anyone else planning to brave the cold for this bucket-list moment? Share your tips or past aurora photos below—let’s see who gets the best shot! #Science #NorthernLights #Evansville00Share
martinezlaura+FollowCapricorn Wins: Family Surprises & Work WinsCapricorns, today’s got all the feels! Expect a sweet financial boost thanks to your kids, plus some real bonding moments at home. At work, bosses might test your patience, but your cool head will totally impress. If you’re traveling, it’ll be worth the effort—think new connections and fresh perspectives. And don’t miss those little romantic surprises from your partner. Basically, it’s a day for family wins, career respect, and unexpected joy. What’s your favorite family moment lately? #Science #Capricorn #Horoscope110Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowAncient Oceans Turned Deadly—Here’s HowImagine nearly half of all ocean life just...vanishing. Turns out, 530 million years ago, toxic hydrogen sulfide gas wiped out about 45% of marine species! Scientists found chemical clues in ancient Chinese rocks showing how deadly water chemistry—think low oxygen plus poisonous gas—created a mass extinction. Even mobile sea creatures couldn’t escape. It’s a wild reminder that sometimes, the real killer is what you can’t see (or smell). #Science #AncientExtinction #OceanMystery20Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowYellowstone’s Ground Is Puffing Up Again!Yellowstone’s acting up and scientists are buzzing! The ground near Norris Geyser Basin has lifted an inch since July 2025, and sensors are picking up weird rumblings. Is the supervolcano waking up? Not yet, but the movement has everyone on edge. Scientists say it’s normal (for Yellowstone), but it’s wild to think the ground is literally rising beneath our feet. Just another reminder that nature is always cooking up something! #Science #Yellowstone #Supervolcano171Share
Michelle York+FollowRockies sky set for epic Blood Moon in 2026Mark your calendars—on March 3, 2026, the Rockies will be front and center for a stunning total lunar eclipse, with the high elevation and typically clear skies giving us some of the best seats in the country. Residents from Denver to Salt Lake City can expect a long, vivid “Blood Moon” show, perfect for late-night viewing and photography. No special glasses needed for this one! Later in August, we’ll also catch a partial solar and lunar eclipse, but the March event is the real showstopper. Who’s planning a watch party or heading to the mountains for the view? #Science #BloodMoon #Rockies00Share
Patrick Simmons+FollowNorthern Lights Alert: Look Up Tonight!Major solar storms mean the northern lights could be visible way further south than usual tonight—think even Kansas and Texas! The aurora is lighting up the sky thanks to a rare geomagnetic storm, but heads up: it might mess with GPS and satellites. If you’ve never seen the northern lights, tonight’s your shot. Who’s grabbing a blanket and heading outside? #Science #NorthernLights #Aurora00Share
Zachary Gutierrez+FollowSaturn-Neptune: Cosmic Reset Incoming?Astrology lovers, buckle up! The Saturn-Neptune conjunction at 0° Aries is coming, and astrologers say it’s a once-in-a-generation shakeup. Think: old systems crumbling, wild new beginnings, and global drama on fast-forward. Past cycles brought revolutions and big power shifts—this one’s got extra fire thanks to Aries. With wars, economic chaos, and tech leaps already in play, this could be the universe’s ultimate reset button. Are we ready for the upheaval or about to get swept away? #Science #SaturnNeptune #Astrology10Share
Jessica Hodge+FollowAntarctica’s Secret Stone Giant RevealedDid you know there’s a 60-mile-wide granite giant hiding under Antarctica’s ice? Scientists just mapped this massive block thanks to some out-of-place pink boulders sitting on dark volcanic peaks. Turns out, glaciers carried these pink clues from a buried granite body that’s been shaping the ice above for millions of years. This discovery is totally changing how we see Antarctica—not just endless snow, but a wild, ancient landscape with secrets still frozen below! #Science #Antarctica #Geology60Share
