A special moment for the Royal Navy as The King returns to Britannia Royal Naval College⚓️
55 years after his own passing out, His Majesty saluted new junior naval officers at the Lord High Admiral’s Divisions 🇬🇧
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/VCiWS5uMPH
.@HMSSTALBANS outbound from Devonport today, taking up duty as Towed Array Patrol Ship - deployed over Christmas and New Year.
@RFATideforce also sailed today
In Alaska, nature sculpted this lone tree into a frozen wave at sunrise ❄️🌬️🌅
Relentless wind, drifting snow, and rime ice stacked layer by layer until the branches looked like feathers made of frost.
That soft golden glow is the sun catching every icy strand, turning the whole scene into a winter sculpture for a few brief moments.
Bent by the storm, but still standing. Still reaching.
Eyes to the skies tomorrow night for a stunning supermoon, the first of 2025 - and this year’s Harvest Moon. 🌕
Moonrise over the UK is around 18:20 GMT.
Check your viewing chances https://t.co/ePuImSXt2j #Supermoon
The @IndianNavy and Royal Navy🇬🇧 have kicked off Exercise KONKAN-25 off India’s western coast from 05–12 Oct 2025.
▪️Two-phase drill:
– Harbour Phase: Cross-deck visits, joint meetings, sports & cultural events
– Sea Phase: Complex maritime ops including anti-air, anti-surface, and anti-submarine warfare
▪️ Major Participants:
🇮🇳 INS Vikrant Carrier Battle Group
🇬🇧 HMS Prince of Wales-led UK Carrier Strike Group
assets from 🇳🇴 Norway & 🇯🇵 Japan
- Reaffirming the shared commitment to a free, open & secure Indo-Pacific under the India-UK Vision 2035.
An inversion is simply where the temperature increases with altitude rather than decreases, like it normally would
A layer of colder air is trapped near the surface by descending warmer air, so you can end up with the scene below
Out of nowhere and in an otherwise bone dry environment, we have our first named storm of the 2025 North Indian Ocean Cyclone Season.
At 85 mph (140 kph) and 976 mbar, Category 1 Cyclone Shakhti has formed amidst a spattering of desert lightning in the Arabian Sea. Though she is swirling in Oman’s direction, she is forecast to abruptly recurve just offshore of the Arabian Peninsula and evaporate harmlessly over open water.