space

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

You did not disappoint.

Chinese space technology isn't yet on par with that of the West, but they see this as a big milestone on their journey to progress on the world stage--quickly.

I have been told several times that the Texas Air and Space Museum is a local treasure. I finally made a trip to see it, and it exceeded all expectations.

In honor of the Queen singer's 70th birthday, an asteroid has been renamed "Freddiemercury."

You won't be able to explain the universe after watching this, but at least you'll get a good laugh at trying to.

Two comets will be visiting our neck of the solar system this week. One of them will be the closest comet to pass Earth since 1983.

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly's 340 days in space have come to an end.

It's easy to identify a landmark when you're standing in front of it; from above - not so much.

Scott Kelly is an American astronaut who has been in space for almost a year. He uses Twitter as an outlet for his amazing views on the trip.

If you survived the brutally cold winter we're still trying to get over, then you know how powerful Mother Nature can be. Not that you needed it, but here's another reminder.

In space, no one can hear you scream. But everyone can see you smile.