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- 1Garden Answer announces new puzzle while planting Hartley end caps▼New Puzzle Announcement! + Planting the Hartley End Caps & Prepping Potatoes for Storage! 🧩🍁🥔
The Garden Answer team has announced a new jigsaw puzzle release alongside their latest garden work. In the same update they are planting the Hartley end caps and preparing harvested potatoes for winter storage. Followers are reacting to the puzzle news while enjoying the seasonal gardening tasks on show.
- 2Comet 161P/Hartley-IRAS Nearing Perihelion●2026-10-02 04:00:00 UTC (Delta: 2026-10-01) ☄️161P/HARTLEY-IRAS - Barycentric speed: 32.91 km/s (+0.09 km/s) - Perihelio
Periodic comet 161P/Hartley-IRAS is being tracked as it approaches the inner solar system. Latest figures put its barycentric speed at 32.91 km/s, with perihelion due in about 56 days, in late November 2026. The comet currently sits at magnitude 14.33, observable from both hemispheres with a small telescope under dark skies, in the constellation Aquarius. Amateur astronomers are sharing observations and brightness updates as the comet slowly brightens on its way to perihelion.
- 3'Tracker' Season 4 Cast Shakeup Revealed●‘Tracker’ Season 4 Cast Shakeup: Who’s Confirmed to Return & Who Won’t Be Back
CBS's hit drama 'Tracker' is facing a cast shakeup ahead of its fourth season, with reports detailing which actors are confirmed to return alongside Justin Hartley and which will not be coming back. Fans are reacting to the news as details of the departures and renewals circulate, with speculation about how the changes will affect the show's storylines going forward.
- 4Comet 161P/Hartley-IRAS tracked ahead of perihelion●2026-10-01 04:00:00 UTC (Delta: 2026-09-30) ☄️161P/HARTLEY-IRAS - Barycentric speed: 32.82 km/s (+0.09 km/s) - Perihelio
Comet 161P/Hartley-IRAS is being monitored as it moves toward the inner solar system. Its barycentric speed has ticked up to 32.82 km/s, with perihelion about 57 days away. Current brightness sits around magnitude 14.2, meaning it remains a small-telescope target from dark-sky sites, currently in the constellation Aquarius and visible from both hemispheres. Amateur astronomers are following its gradual brightening as the approach continues.