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World Space Week is an opportunity to look beyond Earth and explore the science of our wi… — @metoffice

Posted Oct 8, 2026 (over two weeks ago)21s10,140 views

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10,140
Likes
468
Comments
15
Shares
4
Saves
19
Engagement
4.8%
Duration
21s
Posted
Oct 8, 2026

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@metoffice's TikTok video "World Space Week is an opportunity to look beyond Earth and explore the science of our wider Solar System 🪐 While our own weather can be dramatic, it is far from unique. From dust storms on Mars to 1,200mph winds on Neptune, our Solar System is home to some truly extraordinary weather. On some it rains diamonds, while others reach scorching temperatures of 450°C. And did you know tornadoes can even form on Mars? 🪐 Explore the Solar System's most extreme weather this #WorldSpaceWeek and discover how the Met Office experts forecast space weather from the Sun. To find out more watch the full video on our YouTube channel. #worldspaceweek #weather #solarsystem #earth" has 10,140 views, 468 likes, 15 comments, 4 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 4.8% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 21 seconds. It has been saved 19 times.

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