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Outer Space

science facts

Many people don't really know what causes the seasons or what the brightest star in the sky is. These science facts may astound you!

sky events

Tips for viewing these 4 amazing sky events WITHOUT a telescope: Aurora Borealis, Solar Eclipses, Lunar Eclipses, and Meteor Showers!

asteroid impact

What's the chance of an asteroid impact here on Earth? Find out the odds, the objects that are threatening our planet, and how to track asteroids on your own!

Tracking the International Space Station is fun for young & old alike. These websites track the ISS overhead, so you'll know when it will be visible in your neck of the woods.

starry night-gadget

Starry Night is a fun online tool that explains exactly which stars and planets are appearing right now above your house (or hotel, or boat, or camping tent... or wherever you might be).

Find out what the Montreal Protocol does and how it has played a vital role in protecting the ozone layer in our atmosphere.

On July 11, 2010, those living in parts of the South Pacific will be able to see an amazing solar eclipse. Be sure to check it out on the news!

Did you know there are 3 different kinds of twilight that take place before sunrise and after sunset? Hare are the official definitions for the 3 twilights: civil twilight, nautical twilight, and astronomical twilight.

The National Weather Service satellite radar allows you to view cool images of the weather affecting your region. Plus, thanks to NASA satellite photos on the Internet, everybody now has the chance to understand more about our weather and take a look at some pretty cool images!