The last days of spring seem to boast a particular twinkle around twilight, and even if this special shine is partly imagined, we can still concur that June stargazing is particularly pleasurable.

BOZEMAN, Mont. - A balloon carrying a box with a note was set off in the air Sunday afternoon. The launch was part of Astronomy and Aerospace day at the Museum of the Rockies. It's a day for kids to ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. NEW JERSEY (PIX11) — Explore the night sky ...

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Looking for the perfect Christmas present for a young stargazer? Rush to snap up one of the best telescopes for kids, the Celestron AstroMaster, 15% off for Cyber Monday. When you purchase through ...

The Harker Heights Stewart C. Meyer Public Library hosted the first part to its three-part Kids Astronomy Club on Saturday. The event, which started around 11 a.m., took place at the library, 400 ...

Seven-year-old Damon, his grandmother and their one-eyed rescue dog, Rifle, were at the Salem Dream Center parking lot Saturday night, primed for making friends and astrological viewing. Wearing a ...

Have you ever looked up on a clear night at the stars and noticed that some of them seemed to twinkle or dance? This twinkling is due to the Earth’s atmosphere. When light reaches Earth from a star, ...

Professional and amateur astronomers alike love to share facts about our amazing universe: “The brightest star is…,” “A black hole is…,” and lots more. These facts are so incredible that we sometimes ...

The ancient Greeks proved over 2,000 years ago that the Earth was round and figured out how big it was by using simple observations of the Sun. But how do people know this today? When you drop ...

Shae Switzer and AnnaJean Scarborough had their heads together Friday morning picking out music for their "Lights, Camera, Action!" project. Switzer, who will be a fifth-grader at Stolley Park ...