The Lyrids are the product of a comet called C/1861 G1 (Thatcher) that has a roughly 422-year orbit around the Sun; their ...

The constellations Taurus, Orion, Canis Major, and Gemini grab attention this month, while Mars, Jupiter, and Venus dominate the planetary scene.

The night sky this week brings a first peek at the Lyrids Meteor Shower before its actual peak, plus planets including Venus, ...

Now we are officially in springtime, the days are getting longer, and the nights are shorter in the northern hemisphere.

Those in the Southern Hemisphere will likely see a higher rate of Aquariids at peak due to the radiant of the shower (aka the constellation Aquarius) being higher in the sky than in the North.

If you're hoping to spot some celestial activity this spring in Texas, two meteor showers will soon give you the chance.

If you’re looking for a magical reason to set your alarm for the wee hours of the morning, the Eta Aquarids meteor shower is it.

This week brings a great opportunity to see some of the most well-known constellations and get a peak and Mars, Jupiter and the moon. Here's our guide to the night sky as we head into the first week ...

It's named after Eta Aquarii, one of the stars in the constellation Aquarius. The Eta Aquarids ... Texas is home to several International Dark Sky Communities, designated by the International ...

April brings a cosmic spectacle as the Lyrids and Eta Aquarids meteor showers overlap, alongside planetary alignments, a ...