You can usually see the supermoon just by looking up at the sky, but if you use a telescope or binoculars, you’ll be able to ...

Professor Monks explained how this effect occurs to The Sky at Night presenter Pete Lawrence during their filming at Space Park Leicester. When expelled, the fuel spirals in a similar way to a ...

The Yarrow's spiny lizard lives in a narrow band of the Mule Mountains, but its numbers are declining as temperatures warm ...

The bright multicolored lights of the aurora borealis have been spotted shining in the sky above Iowa City. This breathtaking phenomenon is usually reserved for areas closer to the Earth’s poles, but ...

As the sun is going through the most active phase, this means that the northern lights have been seen further south than usual.

The sky above Mesa County glowed brilliant shades of red, orange and green Tuesday evening as charged particles from a major solar storm reached Earth’s atmosphere. Residents from Palisade to Fruita ...

Could you see the northern lights in Mississippi tonight? A strong geomagnetic storm is bringing the light show to southern skies. When? What to know ...

The aurora borealis will light up the city’s night sky over the coming days. Here’s how and when to see them While the UK is in the middle of a northern lights boom, London hasn’t seen so much of the ...

For those of you who like interesting night sky phenomena, there are actually two comets that are visible right now. Comet Lemmon and Comet SWAN were each discovered recently, so unlike, for instance, ...

October is here and there are a number of nighttime spectacles for skywatchers to enjoy over the course of the month. Ranging from a supermoon to two meteor showers, NASA has provided a number of ...

KTVU's anchors discuss the 15-year-anniversary of the San Bruno pipeline explosion, Newsom's State of the State address and how muggy the weather has been. Mike Mibach previews the 10 o'clock News.

On August 23rd, the sky witnessed a rare and fascinating event: the famous "black moon." If you've never heard of it, rest assured, it's not a mystical sign heralding misfortune, but rather a natural ...