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Renewable vs. non-renewable power generation across the region (updated every 30 minutes)
Renewables includes biomass(25.7%), nuclear(13.1%), solar(0%) and wind(51.6%). Excludes imports
The Top Five Gifts At Risk This Christmas
Brits should have their wits about them this festive shopping season, with cybercriminals looking to get hold of the most in-demand items this Christmas.
Image by Elchinator from Pixabay
NASA Picture of the Day: Full Moonlight
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The Full Moon is the brightest lunar phase, and tonight you can stand in the light of the first Full Moon of 2026. In fact, the Moon's full phase occurs on January 3 at 10:03 UTC, while only about 7 hours later planet Earth reaches its 2026 perihelion, the closest point in its elliptical orbit around the Sun, at 17:16 UTC. January's Full Moon was also not far from its own perigee, or closest approach to planet Earth. For this lunation the Moon's perigee was on January 1 at 21:44 UTC.
Asteroid Flybys Over the next 7 Days
NameDateMin Dia. (m)Max Dia. (m)Rel. Velocity (mph)Miss Distance (miles)
(2009 XT6)5th Jan22550383,65639,478,994
(2010 PW58)5th Jan12127124,71929,087,549
(2010 KD149)5th Jan13430024,71929,087,555
26663 (2000 XK47)7th Jan620138638,44012,585,294
(2017 BD29)9th Jan12127135,50019,102,807
(2025 XS1)9th Jan11024637,88412,191,130
537395 (2015 LG2)10th Jan21347626,50845,236,760
242708 (2005 UK1)12th Jan631141232,2487,677,447
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