In Ojibwe our words for ‘Let Go Blue Jays Let’s Go’ are Aambe Gwiingwiish(ag) Aambe. Anishinaabe art by Cody James Houle.

Melissa is absolutely perfect — in the worst possible way. Achieving a storm of this magnitude using only air, water and heat requires absolute meteorological perfection. Tragically, that perfection is deadly. Update on Melissa:

Do you see all that purple? That corresponds to incredibly cold cloud tops around minus-80 degrees Celsius (minus-112 degrees Fahrenheit). Clouds have to be about 52,000 feet tall (or greater) to be that cold. The fact that Melissa has such a tall, cold CDO, or Central Dense

What’s great about the World Series is Canada is being run today by tens of millions of people on four hours of sleep.

This is it. Eyewall now onshore in Jamaica and likely catastrophic damage occurring. Communications are starting to fail so we may not see a lot of images for a while. #Melissa

I was in devastated Black River #Jamaica last night (in search of a new wheel for my car). The city is a shocking sight. But I'm happy to report the situation was under control: police & military all over; aid trucks everywhere giving out food, water, & care packages; mobile

In Ojibwe our word for moose is mooz. Ojibwe art by Mishiikenh Kwe .

We think we tracked this one pretty well. What do you think Qatar Airways?

In Ojibwe our word for warrior or soldier is ogichitaa. Our words for Remembrance Day are Zhimaaganishii Giizhigad.

My jaw so far on the floor that I can’t find it #northernlights

Did you see the aurora tonight? Submit your reports below to be involved in a citizen science case study for 11/11/25! Please include - LOCATION - DATE - TIME (UTC)

If you have a very low-latitude aurora observation from tonight, please record your exact time and rough location and DO NOT DELETE your photo. These observations will be important for scientific research. Comment below if you have a very low-latitude aurora sighting.

Northern lights near Livingston, Montana

Absolutely love the timeline cleanse of nothing but Northern Lights on my feed tonight. No stupid fights or arguments just beauty. I love it.

Immense planning and technical precision was required for this absolutely preposterous (but real) view: I captured my friend Gabriel C. Brown transiting the sun during a skydive. This might be the first photo of it's kind in existence. See a video of this moment in the reply 👇

🚀🛰LIFTOFF of Sentinel-6B! GO NASA, GO ESA, GO NOAA, GO EUMETSAT, GO CNES, and GO SPACEX!!

Andromeda above auroras, in collaboration with National Geographic's Babak Tafreshi. Together we photographed the same subjects from Earth and space in our most ambitious project yet, for a perspective like no other!

The name Ruth’s Chris steakhouse infuriates me.

Above Southeast Asia, great fleets of fishing boats are visible from space by their dotted lights in open waters. More than anywhere else on Earth, they can almost be mistaken for cities!