What is shown

Meteors

Meteor trails: where the light began and ended, how high it was, how fast it moved, and how long it lasted.

Very bright fireballs: when they appeared, where the light was seen, and how much energy was released when that was measured.

A live view of Earth from the International Space Station.

Pictures of the Sun through the day, in several wavelengths. Each wavelength shows a different layer of the solar atmosphere.

How disturbed Earth's magnetic field is, how fast the solar wind is moving, and how bright the Sun is in X-rays.

The Sun's outer atmosphere, including the faint glow around the disk.

What is above a chosen city, where the stations and deep-space craft are, and the latest pictures from Mars.