Mars will pass 0.8° north of Regulus at midnight EDT, and both are visible for several hours after sunset for evening ...

Municipalities like Maryland Heights are deploying drones to monitor intersections and issue citations for moving violations, raising legal questions reminiscent of Missouri’s red light camera ...

Have you ever looked up at the sky ... to our eyes, but it’s actually a combination of many different colours, and each of these colours has it’s own wavelength. These include red, orange ...

Though not as bright, Saturn -- the most distant planet in our solar system that can be seen with the naked eye ... Sky This month, look west after sunset to observe Mars. The Red Planet ...

On Earth, they ripple across high-latitude skies in vibrant sheets of green, red, and violet ... signs of ancient life—were trained on the sky instead. On the fourth try, they struck gold.

Their stunning photos, still making the rounds online, capture a phenomenon so brief and rare that most people never get the chance to see it with their own eyes ... red streaks shooting into the ...

Unlike a total solar eclipse, there is no period of total darkness, so experts advise wearing proper eye protection throughout ... a total lunar eclipse turned the moon red. Another total lunar ...

There's something really cool happening in the sky ... The red wavelengths of light pass through Earth's atmosphere and then onto the Moon, which is why it appears red to our eyes during a ...

"Seven planets will be visible in the evening sky," Bill Cooke ... "Those are the three easy targets for your eyes. Saturn, Mercury and Uranus you can see with a pair of binoculars — but ...

At Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, several new flights are about to take off for the first time, including new regional flights, red-eye flights and the return of a Mexican airline that ...

The air vehicles had lights, flashing red lights in the back no noise ... Questions still remain on who has eyes in the sky. It’s not clear whether these were drones or planes.

at more than 200 m.p.h. The prop-driven RP-71 radios back target data it picks up by radar or infra-red sensory equipment. Night targets are lighted by a series of 300,000-candle-power flares ...