mars

The last full moon of 2022 will be quite the spectacle not just for its brightness but it has company in the December sky. In a certain part of New York state, you can also see the moon block out one of the planets. It all starts tonight (Wednesday, Dec 7th).

Did you know that Utica, Rome, and Clinton's Indium Corporation helped build parts that are now on the surface of Mars with the Perseverance rover?

And the Red Planet hasn't been this bright in October since 1988.

It will be a great weekend to stargaze in the Hudson Valley.

You know you've found your calling when the job pays AND gives you free candy.

If you were wondering, it looks like Mars is actually warmer than Central New York this week.

One of the great sky events of 2018 happens this Friday night, and when you add in the full Moon, we'll see something spectacular.

Mars will be closer to the Earth on Monday then it has been in 11 years. What does that mean for us?

NASA's Curiosity Rover has been on the Red Planet for almost 4 years now, and for the first time, you can get a 360 degree view of Mars.

NASA just announced that water is on the surface of Mars. One would think we would just send either the Curiosity rover or Opportunity rover (both are currently on the surface of Mars) to investigate the area. However, NASA actually can't. Why?

On the "Late Show With Stephen Colbert" SpaceX founder Elon Musk brought up the idea that if we nuked Mars, it could become habitable. Would that work?

A post is going around on Facebook stating that Mars will be so close to us, we'll see it bigger and brighter than ever before. But is there any truth behind it?