On this week's Friday News Feedbag, Geoffrey Notkin and Steve Arnold, aka Science Channel's Meteorite Men stop by the studio to talk about hunting for meteorites all over the world. If this is your first exposure to the Friday News ...
Mars rover Opportunity will make a pit stop to get a closer look at the toaster-sized rock.
After some fascinating astronomical detective work, researchers have (possibly) found the first documented proof of a sighting of Halley's Comet two centuries earlier than Chinese astronomers.
Get outside and watch the annual Perseid meteor shower while participating in the global social media event: #Meteorwatch.
Although typically a sign of an ancient, unchanged landscape, a new crater has been discovered on the Moon, reminding us that we still live in an intergalactic shooting gallery.
Was the "strange huge meteor procession," as described in Walt Whitman's famous poem Leaves of Grass , based on an actual event?
Unsettling clues that underscore our lack of knowledge about the asteroid threat can be found as far as 500 million miles away, and a few centuries back in time.
A peanut-sized, encrusted rock may be a fragment of a meteor that lit up Midwestern skies on Wednesday night.
A peanut-sized, encrusted rock may be a fragment of a meteor that lit up Midwestern skies on Wednesday night.
A 30-year-old theory about the demise of the dinosaurs gets affirmation from a team of scientists.
