What a way to start September!! The Sun just hurled a Coronal Mass Ejection straight at us (Sept. 1st, 2100 UTC), and Earth’s magnetic field took it full force. Solar winds are now screaming past 1.3 million mph - the kind of speed that turns the whole sky into a painter’s canvas.

Don’t panic - we’re not about to fry. But if this storm flexes up to G3 strength, auroras could shimmy as far south as Virginia, Missouri, even Colorado tonight. GPS might hiccup, radios might stutter, power grids might twitch - but mostly, the sky will throw a light show while the world keeps spinning.

It’s cosmic mischief, not cosmic mayhem - the universe shaking the snow globe just to watch the colors swirl.

And it’s definitely not random.

This lands right in the middle of a sky buzzing with tension, release, and recalibration energy:

Saturn retreats from Aries back into Pisces today, pausing before it returns next year with Neptune for the Genesis Portal.

Mercury lines up with Chiron, delivering truth with a sting.

The eclipse window yawns open ahead of this weekend’s Pisces Lunar Eclipse - the first of two cosmic course correctors this month.

Something is breaking open so the truth can get in.

Eyes peeled, friends. Things are about to get interesting.