this particular asteroid is about two times the size of the Empire Sate Building and, in case you 've never been to New York City, that's pretty freakin' huge.
If you're looking for a little more reassurance that you won't die today for a mondo space chunk hum-chucking into our world than what an overweight morning radio host can provide, take it directly from the source itself.
I already did you a solid on this, too. If you're wondering what the weather is going to be Saturday night into Sunday morning in the Augusta area, you're in luck
Students from the University of Maine's High Altitude Ballooning Group are traveling to South Carolina to take part in filming and live-streaming today's total solar eclipse for NASA.
I recently finished a Biology class in Belfast and during that class we had to plant bean plants. Mine grew over a foot and the whole experience was pretty cool to watch day by day. So, I started thinking about other plants I could have around the house and came across NASA's Guide to the best air-filtering plants to have in your home...
Today, Monday May 9 the planet Mercury will go directly in front of the sun. This is a rare ‘transit’ that happens only 13 times a century.
U.S. Navy Captain and NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy was appointed chief of the Astronauts Office in July 2015. Cassidy is a graduate of York High School in Maine. He is also a member of the U.S. Navy Seals and won two bronze stars for combat leadership in Afghanistan.