“Israel has invaded Lebanon on the ground after decapitating Hezbollah with dozens of powerful strikes across the country. On Friday the zionist forces killed Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah as well as dozens of other Axis of Resistance leaders. Israel has sent preliminary forces into Lebanon and issued evacuation orders for dozens of Lebanese towns as the Lebanese army withdraws…”
Here are the October sky nuggets, h/t Jeff Childers:
Feast your eyes on this list, and I’m not even sure it includes all of them:
— A wandering asteroid will briefly orbit the Earth, moon-like, for the month of October before heading back out into space.
— Any day now, astronomers expect the “once-in-a-lifetime” re-ignition of a dead star, T Coronae Borealis, which turns on and off on an eighty-year nova cycle. They call it the “Star of Jacob” star.
— On October 2nd, Israel’s New Year’s Day, a rare “Ring of Fire” solar eclipse will darken Easter Island and astound its enigmatic head statues.
— Between October 6—10 (peaking on the 8th), the annual Draconid meteor shower will grace the skies just after nightfall each evening.
— Around October 12th, a “Comet of the Century” called Tsuchinshan-ATLAS will appear in the October skies and may even be visible in the daytime. It’s been eighty thousand years since it was last in our Solar neighborhood.
— October 17th features a so-called “Hunter’s Supermoon,” the third of four supermoons this year in consecutive months, another rare configuration.
For more information, here’s a link to a Youtube video titled, “October Record Astronomical Events.”