space

Jeff Bezos accidentally said the quiet part out loud.

What do a Houston high school, a soccer ball, and space exploration have in common?

So there's an 18-year-old kid out there who has more money now than I will ever have in my life? That information is slightly deflating, to say the least.

A 'large craft' has been observed in the sky over the Blackfoot Reservation near Browning in northern Montana.

The launch is planned for 3:13 am on March 11, 2021 (2.13 Central), and can be viewed live by clicking the Youtube link in the story.

Hayley Arceneaux is a survivor of childhood cancer thanks to the miracles of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, and now thanks to the folks at SpaceX she's been chosen for the upcoming all-civilian Inspiration4 mission into outer space.

The first weekend of 2021 brings with it the first meteor shower of the year. Talk about making an entrance!

Watch as SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft approaches the International Space Station for docking in this time-lapsed video.

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?

Have you ever wondered what outer space smells like? You're about to find out.

It's hard to believe that in 2020, a quick hop to the 20-year old International Space Station (ISS) would break this many records - but it totally does!

The world's youngest astronaut-in-training is 18-year-old Alyssa Carson from Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

It looks like a watercolor masterpiece.

A cosmic explosion that took place during the stone age may be visible soon, well relatively soon, to stargazers on Earth.

It even got the attention of the original performer, David Bowie.

NASA aims to put boots on the moon in 2024 and the latest glimpse of the rocket core stage for the Artemis moon mission is being unveiled today at the NASA Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans.

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.

Will a mannequin in a space suit become the pioneer that America needs to lead the way back into space?

The future isn't the only thing looking up at SpaceX. I took a tour and you're invited to come along.