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Jan 18

2016 was a vibe!

I traveled a lot. Worked a lot. And had a lot of fun.

I was living in London working on TV covering space. Hosting a bunch of space events around the world. And I think I wrote my first book this year!

A lot of flights, a lot of new countries - Ukraine and Philippines being among the highlights - and a lot of boomerangs and dog filters!

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Jan 2

Head outside and look up for the first meteor shower of 2026 🌌☄️☄️

The Quadrantids is peaking this weekend - overnight from January 3 to 4!

The best time to see them is going to be after midnight! So grab that coffee!

#space #spaceexploration #quadrantids #quadrantidsmeteorshower #spacenews

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Nov 18

The Universe is beyond the imagination!

We probably can’t begin to imagine what else is out there. But for now who fancies a pint in space? 🚀 🍺 🌌

#spaceexploration #spacenews #spacetravel #astronomy #space #spacefacts

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Nov 13

Last night I made my debut on NBC. Talking all things space of course.

From Hull (where I grew up and first started in TV with the BBC) to Hollywood. I’m so excited to continue to share my passion for space with all kinds of different audiences. Because space matters to all of us and can inspire people from 6 to 106!

Even though I’ve spent a lot of my career on TV it’s still a pinch me moment to be in television studio in Hollywood. I didn’t just have to move states, I had to move countries to get here.

Looking forward to sharing clips soon. 🚀🚀🚀

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Nov 6

Is this the greatest prank ever pulled off in space???

Apparently it took Mission Control years to figure out exactly how it happened?

Let me know what you think? And follow along for more space content.

#spaceexploration #spacenews #spacetravel #astronomy #spacex #blueorigin #nasa #spacefacts

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Nov 3

You’re going to want to look up this month!

The Taurids meteor shower can be seen in both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.

This meteor shower is known for its ‘fireballs’ in the night sky. ☄️

Southern Hemisphere peaks November 4-5
Northern Hemisphere peaks November 11-12

The best time to see them will be around midnight!

#spaceexploration #spacenews #spacetravel #nasa #astronomy #meteorshower #tauridsmeteorshower #taurids #lookup

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Oct 31

Happy Halloween. 🎃

And remember not to look up for too long, because space is absolutely terrifying.
#spaceexploration #spacenews #spacetravel #nasa #astronomy #universe #stem

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Oct 30

Space is terrifying. And with each discovery we learn more and more terrifying things about our universe.

Rogue planets are some of the most terrifying things to think about. They are planets with no parent star. Wandering our cosmos alone. Imagine living on a world bathed in constant darkness. No concept of time. No days. No years.

Billions of these worlds exist. Some even have moons. And we are only just learning about them.
#spaceexploration #spacenerd #spacenews #halloween #halloweekend #halloween🎃👻 #galaxy #rogueplanets #stemeducation

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Oct 28

One of the things I love most about space is there is so much strangeness out there. So many other worlds so different from our own. Even within our one very average solar system.

Now just imagine what weird and wonderful places exist beyond us in the Universe.

#spaceexploration #spacenews #spacetravel #venus #wanderlust #universe #astronomy #stemeducation #

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Oct 24

Two more things to add:

1. Yes I called Pluto a planet #teampluto

2. Dodgers in 6.

#dodgers #claytonkershaw #spaceexploration #spacenews #spacetravel #nasa #worldseries #worldseries2025 #bluejays

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Oct 22

Comet Lemmon and Comet Swan.

A once in a lifetime astronomical event. There are not one but two green comets visible from Earth.

They are very faint. To see Comet Lemmon you will need to be away from light pollution and allow your eyes to adjust to the dark. It will be a faint object in the south west sky near the constellation the Big Dipper.

Comet Swan is harder to see - you will need binoculars or a telescope. Look to the south southwest sky just after sunset. The best place to see it though is from the southern hemisphere.

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Oct 19

Look up to see shooting stars this week! 🌠

The Orionids meteor shower is happening this week, peaking overnight from October 20 to October 21.

To see them all you need to do is look up! They will be radiating from the constellation Orion. Orion is one of the easier constellations to spot - look for the three stars that make up Orion’s Belt! Or use a night sky app to help you find it.

Let me know in the comments if you get to see them.

#spaceexploration #spacenews #space #astronomy #spacefacts #orionidsmeteorshower #wanderlust

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Oct 16

There is an Alien Comet currently in our Solar System.

Atlas 3I is thought to be older than our own Earth, the Sun and even our Solar System. It’s estimated to be 7.5 billion years old.

It’s only the third time ever that we have detected an extra solar object.

This is huge for our understand of our universe, planets and solar systems beyond our own and even alien life.

Stay tuned for updates as we learn more.

#spaceexploration #spacenews #spacetravel #astronomy #space #spacefacts #comet #atlas3i #3iatlas

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Oct 14

Congratulations to SpaceX on the 11th successful flight of Starship.

Starship has cost billions to build and is the biggest rocket ever. To view it would be like looking at a 40 story building! Just imagine watching it launch! 🚀🚀🚀

#spaceexploration #spacenews #starship #spacex #spacexlaunch #spacexstarship #spacetrip #spacetravel

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Oct 13

What is the real reason Pluto is no longer a planet?

And if you want my take I’m very much team Planet.

Up until 1930 we only knew of 8 planets in our solar system. The discovery of Pluto by Clyde Tombaugh changed all that.

For decades we had a 9 planets solar system and Pluto was just a bit different with its small size and oddball orbit.

Then… along came other worlds just like Pluto. And it was decided that Pluto didn’t meet all the criteria to be known as a Planet. Instead Pluto and these newly discovered worlds became known as Dwarf Planets.

But let’s be real, Pluto does not care what we call it! 🚀

#spaceexploration #spacenews #spacetravel #pluto #solarsystems #planets #universe #universefacts

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Oct 12

The largest volcano in our solar system is not on Earth. It’s on Mars!

Introducing Olympus Mons, a volcano so gigantic it takes up a surface area almost the size of France and is 2.5 times the height of Mount Everest!

It’s essentially a 15mile high pimple on the Red Planet, but lucky for any future astronauts on Mars it no longer erupts!

#spaceexploration #nasa #spacenews #spacefacts #stemeducation #astronomy

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Oct 9

More than five decades since humans last walked on the Moon, BUT we are still learning from the rocks they bought back.

Why do these rocks matter. Well they are basically puzzle pieces which help us understand what not only the Moon was like but also our own Earth and the other inner planets. By learning about our past, we learn more about how our solar system formed. And in turn how other solar systems form.

It’s all basically piecing together our own existence in the universe and what else might be out there 🤯#spaceexploration #spacenews #moon #apollo #stemforkids #stemeducation

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Oct 6

Have you ever wondered what the chances are of YOU coming into contact with alien life.

Well even within our own solar system there are places where life might exist (or existed in the past). But that life is likely very simple.

Further afield exoplanets - planets around other stars - offer the hope for more advanced life. But they are so far away.

Perhaps the only way to meet alien life is if it was to visit us. But is that really likely to happen?

#spaceexploration #nasa #spacenews #stem

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Oct 3

A new moon orbiting around Earth has been detected.

There’s a catch. It’s not a moon like our Moon.

Instead it’s much smaller, and won’t be a permanent fixture.

It’s called a Quasi Moon and will be with Earth until the year 2083. Then it will continue its journey alone in the universe.

#nasa #spaceexploration #spacenews #astronomy #spacefacts #stem

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Oct 1

Do you think there could be life on Mars? 👽 #spaceexploration #nasa #spacenews