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It's not every day that seven new planets are discovered, and NASA needs our help naming them. Some of the suggestions so far are pretty hilarious!

Check your calendar, it's not April 1st. This is a real thing and you can either thank or blame the Moon.

Gene Cernan, a NASA astronaut who was the last man to set foot on the moon, has passed away at the age of 82.

The new system will give forecasters better information about developing storms across the planet.

Glenn served the U.S as a Marine Corps pilot, a pioneering astronaut, and a former U.S. Senator.

NASA says the moon Sunday night into Monday will appear 14% bigger and 30% brighter than when farthest from Earth.

According to the ancients, this was the way to survive in a brand new unforgiving world. It can also be very dangerous.

NASA's Earth Observatory Blog used a satellite to map the rainfall in Louisiana from August 12-14, and the images are quite jolting.

With many bad things being portrayed in the news, including shootings, celebrity deaths, and more, I thought it was time that we list off some of the GOOD things that have happened so far this year.

It's a big ole universe out there. It's filled with gas, rocks, black holes and aliens. OK, we haven't technically proven the alien part yet, or have we?

During the Apollo 10 mission, which was the mission before the infamous moon landing, NASA astronauts recall hearing strange music in their headsets during their moon flyby.

Captain Edgar Mitchell was the lone surviving crew member of Apollo 14's mission to the moon. He was a space explorer, champion of UFO's and a straight talking Texan. Every political leader on the face of the Earth should read and heed Captain Mitchell's words. Our world would be so much better if they did.

For one generation, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was an event that was forever tied to the moment it happened. For my generation, one such event was the Challenger disaster.

There's been conspiracy theories since it happened. Did NASA really land on the moon, or was it faked? According to famed director Stanley Kubrick...he filmed it...on Earth.

NASA has unveiled a plan that will not only send humans to Mars, but wants them to be able to live there.

For years, scientist have speculated that the streaks seen on Mars might have been caused by flowing water, and now they have confirmed those speculations.

Don't let all this blue moon talk scare you. It's more a function of your calendar than it is some celestial event.

We are getting our first glimpse of Pluto, from the NASA spacecraft New Horizons, on the 50th anniversary of our initial look at planet Mars!

Did NASA accidentally show the world that life on other planets exists?

America's next important space mission has a very unique Acadiana connection.