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Aug 12 solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower converge for rare celestial double event

4 stories · since Aug 5

Combined activity · last 5 days peak 15/hr

Peak 15 items in one hour at Aug 9, 7 AM; 95 items over 5 days Aug 5, 12 AM — 1 itemAug 5, 1 AM — no itemsAug 5, 2 AM — no itemsAug 5, 3 AM — no itemsAug 5, 4 AM — no itemsAug 5, 5 AM — no itemsAug 5, 6 AM — no itemsAug 5, 7 AM — no itemsAug 5, 8 AM — no itemsAug 5, 9 AM — no itemsAug 5, 10 AM — no itemsAug 5, 11 AM — 1 itemAug 5, 12 PM — no itemsAug 5, 1 PM — no itemsAug 5, 2 PM — no itemsAug 5, 3 PM — no itemsAug 5, 4 PM — no itemsAug 5, 5 PM — no itemsAug 5, 6 PM — no itemsAug 5, 7 PM — no itemsAug 5, 8 PM — no itemsAug 5, 9 PM — no itemsAug 5, 10 PM — no itemsAug 5, 11 PM — no itemsAug 6, 12 AM — no itemsAug 6, 1 AM — no itemsAug 6, 2 AM — no itemsAug 6, 3 AM — no itemsAug 6, 4 AM — no itemsAug 6, 5 AM — no itemsAug 6, 6 AM — no itemsAug 6, 7 AM — no itemsAug 6, 8 AM — no itemsAug 6, 9 AM — no itemsAug 6, 10 AM — no itemsAug 6, 11 AM — no itemsAug 6, 12 PM — no itemsAug 6, 1 PM — no itemsAug 6, 2 PM — no itemsAug 6, 3 PM — no itemsAug 6, 4 PM — 1 itemAug 6, 5 PM — no itemsAug 6, 6 PM — no itemsAug 6, 7 PM — no itemsAug 6, 8 PM — no itemsAug 6, 9 PM — no itemsAug 6, 10 PM — no itemsAug 6, 11 PM — no itemsAug 7, 12 AM — no itemsAug 7, 1 AM — no itemsAug 7, 2 AM — no itemsAug 7, 3 AM — no itemsAug 7, 4 AM — no itemsAug 7, 5 AM — no itemsAug 7, 6 AM — no itemsAug 7, 7 AM — no itemsAug 7, 8 AM — no itemsAug 7, 9 AM — 2 itemsAug 7, 10 AM — 1 itemAug 7, 11 AM — no itemsAug 7, 12 PM — no itemsAug 7, 1 PM — no itemsAug 7, 2 PM — 4 itemsAug 7, 3 PM — no itemsAug 7, 4 PM — no itemsAug 7, 5 PM — no itemsAug 7, 6 PM — no itemsAug 7, 7 PM — no itemsAug 7, 8 PM — no itemsAug 7, 9 PM — no itemsAug 7, 10 PM — no itemsAug 7, 11 PM — no itemsAug 8, 12 AM — no itemsAug 8, 1 AM — no itemsAug 8, 2 AM — 2 itemsAug 8, 3 AM — 1 itemAug 8, 4 AM — no itemsAug 8, 5 AM — no itemsAug 8, 6 AM — no itemsAug 8, 7 AM — no itemsAug 8, 8 AM — 1 itemAug 8, 9 AM — 1 itemAug 8, 10 AM — no itemsAug 8, 11 AM — no itemsAug 8, 12 PM — 6 itemsAug 8, 1 PM — no itemsAug 8, 2 PM — no itemsAug 8, 3 PM — 7 itemsAug 8, 4 PM — no itemsAug 8, 5 PM — no itemsAug 8, 6 PM — no itemsAug 8, 7 PM — no itemsAug 8, 8 PM — 2 itemsAug 8, 9 PM — no itemsAug 8, 10 PM — no itemsAug 8, 11 PM — no itemsAug 9, 12 AM — no itemsAug 9, 1 AM — 5 itemsAug 9, 2 AM — 1 itemAug 9, 3 AM — 1 itemAug 9, 4 AM — 2 itemsAug 9, 5 AM — no itemsAug 9, 6 AM — no itemsAug 9, 7 AM — 15 itemsAug 9, 8 AM — 3 itemsAug 9, 9 AM — no itemsAug 9, 10 AM — 1 itemAug 9, 11 AM — 2 itemsAug 9, 12 PM — no itemsAug 9, 1 PM — 6 itemsAug 9, 2 PM — 13 itemsAug 9, 3 PM — 2 itemsAug 9, 4 PM — no itemsAug 9, 5 PM — no itemsAug 9, 6 PM — 1 itemAug 9, 7 PM — no itemsAug 9, 8 PM — no itemsAug 9, 9 PM — no itemsAug 9, 10 PM — no itemsAug 9, 11 PM — 1 itemAug 10, 12 AM — 1 itemAug 10, 1 AM — 1 itemAug 10, 2 AM — no itemsAug 10, 3 AM — no itemsAug 10, 4 AM — 1 itemAug 10, 5 AM — 5 itemsAug 10, 6 AM — 3 itemsAug 10, 7 AM — 1 itemAug 10, 8 AM — no itemsAug 10, 9 AM — no itemsAug 10, 10 AM — no items 15 items · 7 AM
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How the narrative developed 4 stories

  1. Aug 7
  2. Running 2d

    The world's biggest solar telescope caught vortexes on the Sun's surface

    Peak 2 items in one 3h at Aug 7, 9 AM; 8 items over 5 days 8 items7 engagement3 sources
  3. Aug 6
  4. ScienceRunning 2d

    Inouye Solar Telescope captures highest-resolution Sun images, reveals Kelvin-Helmholtz instabilities

    International team discovers tiny plasma vortices on the Sun's surface that may explain the mystery of extreme coronal heat.

    Peak 4 items in one 3h at Aug 9, 6 AM; 10 items over 5 days 10 items36 engagement3 sources
  5. Aug 5
  6. Running 3d

    Scientists discover Kelvin-Helmholtz Instability on the surface of the Sun

    Peak 1 item in one 3h at Aug 5, 9 AM; 2 items over 5 days 2 items303 engagement2 sources
  7. ScienceRunning 5d

    Aug 12 solar eclipse and Perseid meteor shower converge for rare celestial double event

    A total solar eclipse across Spain, Iceland, and Greenland coincides with peak Perseid viewing on Wednesday, with interactive maps and optimal conditions for Northern Hemisphere stargazers.

    Peak 17 items in one 3h at Aug 9, 12 PM; 75 items over 5 days 75 items287 engagement5 sources