Keep your eyes on the sky this evening for a chance to view the International Space Station. According to our guy Rob Perillo over at KATC-TV3, you may also be able to see the SpaceX crew delivering some astronauts to the ISS.
Here are 10 (11 if you include mine) times people have reported strange sights in the skies of Acadiana. Have you seen anything that defies explanation?
In what sounds like a SyFy Channel movie, the internet says a skull shaped asteroid will pass by Earth on Halloween night. The problem is, it already did three years ago in 2015.
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?
My brother is cooler than yours! That was exactly what I thought when my siblings and I got the group text from him on Sunday that included the link to this video.
Y'all, things might have just gotten real. SETI researchers announced yesterday that they have come across some data they can't explain in data collected from monitoring a distant planet.
I don't want to tell you too much about it, just watch this quick video and get ready to change the way you think about everything you thought you knew kind of.
Hold on to your hats! A NASA camera has taken pictures of what appears to be artificial light shooting upwards out of the surface of Mars! WHAT. IS. It?!?
While all of us boring Earthbound humans were being all regular and taking Christmas selfies in front of Christmas trees and stuff, astronaut Mike Hopkins showed up the entire planet and took a selfie from SPACE.
A Japanese science blogger has been carefully examining the latest images from NASA’s Curiosity Rover, and he thinks he’s found photo evidence of a lizard on Mars. What could this be? A rock? A reptile?
Today, an asteroid labeled 2012 DA14 will pass by Earth at a distance of about 17,150 miles. This is the closest that an asteroid of 2012 DA14′s size—150 feet wide, 286,000,000 pounds—has come to actually hitting our planet since humans have started keeping track and watching the skies...