space

We may have smelly proof that Aliens exist.

Every 6,800 years you can catch a glimpse of Comet NEOWISE zooming through the inner solar system. So yes, now is the time to grab your binoculars or a small telescope and get ready to brag to your fellow stargazing friends that you saw IT.

It's a slow ride straight up above the earth, above airplanes, and almost to outer space. Wanna go?

This month is a crazy one if you look to the skies. It has nothing to do with astronauts.

We have no idea if you get a lightsaber or a fancy portal, we will wait to see what the new recruits report back. What we do know is that the U.S. Space Force has now launched its first recruiting commercial, and it's epic.

An estimated mile wide asteroid will pass close to Earth early Wednesday (April 29) morning.

If for no other reason than you need a new background on your computer or tablet, you absolutely have to check it out!

Bats on radar. Yep it happened last week in Texas.

Your next vacation could be to space.

Saturday evening, you can see some of our neighboring planets in the evening sky.

There's something inherently romantic about starlight. The mystery and beauty of a night sky filled with stars can bring out the lover of life in many of us.

The International Space Station will be seen overhead Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.