Space

So, the eclipse got you curious about what's in the heavens?

If you missed "The Great American Eclipse," you can catch the next one—provided you're willing to travel, or wait a couple decades.

Give viewers around the world a chance to use them.

A cloudy eclipse day isn't the best-case-scenario, but it needn't ruin the experience either.

You don't need fancy camera gear to capture the solar eclipse; all you need is your iPhone.

If you're gearing up for the solar eclipse on April 8, here's everything you'll need to make the most of it.

To see a massive cosmic explosion that happened thousands of years ago, just look up. Thanks, The Universe!

If you plan to watch the total solar eclipse, bring the right gear for optimal viewing (and to avoid damaging your eyes).

This year promises a total solar eclipse, a handful of meteor showers, and the potential for exciting space flights.

Optimal celestial-staring requires a dark sky. Here's how to locate that increasingly rare commodity.

Regarded by many as the best annual meteor shower, the Geminid is coming soon, to a sky near you.

Other than destroying the sun, there's nothing we can do to prevent solar flares—but we can prepare for them.

The annual cosmic fireworks show reaches its absolute peak on Friday night/Saturday morning.

This month, you can see an annular solar eclipse, a hunter's moon, and the Orionid meteor shower.

Work your way through the classics on your commute.

NASA will put your name on a spaceship and blast it off to another planet.

A newly discovered comet is swinging by earth this week and should be visible with the naked eye.

August’s nighttime skies offer shooting stars, Saturn, and a rare supermoon that is also a blue moon.

Drag the giant LEGO vat out of the closet and start building.

The Perseids, Capricornids, Delta Aquarids, and more, will start lighting up the night sky this month.