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The Interstellar Bulletin

Three hundred years on the job, and they still make me do the morning shift. The least I can do is keep you informed about what's happening across this godforsaken galaxy.

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What's in the Forecast

Everything you need to navigate your day in the cosmos

Solar Activity Report

Daily updates on solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and sunspot activity. Know when to reschedule that EVA.

Near-Earth Objects

Tracking asteroids and comets that swing by your neighborhood. Most are harmless. Probably.

Meteor Shower Calendar

Never miss the Perseids, Geminids, or that obscure shower only visible from the dark side of Europa.

Exoplanet Discoveries

New worlds discovered by Terran telescopes. Some might even be habitable. Emphasis on 'might'.

Your Local Forecast

Weather for your coordinates, delivered in the sardonic style of someone who's been forecasting for 300 years.

The Absurd Forecast

One completely real but utterly ridiculous weather phenomenon from somewhere in the galaxy. Educational despair included.

Sample Absurd Forecasts

Jupiter:Great Red Spot holding steady at 400 mph winds. Excellent day for absolutely nothing outdoors.
Miami, FL:85°F, humid, 40% chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Basically every day. You know the drill.
Pittsburgh, PA:Gray. Just gray. Might be 40°F, might be 70°F. Bring layers and lower your expectations.
WASP-76b:Iron rain expected in the evening. Umbrella status: inadequate.
Titan:Methane lake levels stable. Swimming not recommended unless you enjoy -179°C.

"Every absurd forecast is based on actual scientific observations. The galaxy is stranger than fiction. Trust me, I've been watching it for centuries."

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