moon

There's only one thing keeping me from investing in a good, used spacesuit in anticipation of my next "cruise" out of the Big Easy - the way NASA worded the agreement.

This beautiful celestial event is the kickoff to an awesome year of sky-watching.

The crux of the problem is the film's depiction of epic moment when the American flag firmly upon the lunar surface - the film doesn't depict it at all.

It's time to remind the world who landed on the moon first, by going back - and staying there.

Our friend Luna will look 16 percent brighter and 7 percent bigger compared to a normal full moon due to a closer proximity than we are used to.

Get ready to look to the skies, because October has some astrological delights in store for sky watchers starting tomorrow night

Check your calendar, it's not April 1st. This is a real thing and you can either thank or blame the Moon.