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An astronomical occurrence that hasn't happened in 2,000 years will take place tonight!

Time keeps on slipping, slipping, slipping into the future.

NASA endured a massive failure on Tuesday. An unmanned Antares rocket, intended to deliver supplies to the International Space Station, exploded seconds after launch from Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.

The ISS has hooked up a camera that can watch Earth on a live feed 24/7!  The science geek inside me just got super-excited.

Hopefully I'm not jinxing anything, but I'm pretty sure winter is over...watch this video to see a time-lapse of all the winter storms that hit the East Coast.

We've been dealing with temperatures in the single digits, but that's nothing compared to this...

Here is a headline in today's news: "3-mile-wide asteroid to buzz planet Earth tonight". As soon as I read that, I was like "Whoa, It's going to buzz us? How close is this thing going to get"? Then I thought let's see what they mean by the word "BUZZ"

We are just a few weeks away from the infamous day 12/21/2012. The day the Mayan calendar says the world will come to an end.

"Because I'm in space and I can" should be a valid excuse to do anything.

There is word that a German satellite is going to fall from the sky & the Germans just like our own NASA has NO idea where it will crash to earth.  To be clear a 6.5 ton metal projectile is about to hit the Earth & it could hit anywhere!! I think we've ALL had enough of astronauts.