Weather permitting, Indiana should have clear skies for tonight's lunar eclipse. Here's when Hoosiers can start watching.

Another great celestial event is coming. And this one's really easy to observe because you can see it with just your eyes.

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Early risers on Friday will be treated to the spectacle of the moon turning blood red as it drops towards the horizon. The ...

There are some key differences between a solar and lunar eclipse, the more obvious one is the time of day. Lunar eclipses happen at night while solar eclipses happen during the day. Unlike a solar ...

Northern Lights, February featured the planetary alignment, and the next big celestial sight on deck for North America in ...