meteor shower

That celestial show lit up the Permian Basin night, leaving folks buzzing with excitement and a few good laughs on social media.

If you’ve ever driven southwest of Odessa, Texas, you may have passed by one of the most fascinating natural landmarks in the Permian Basin: the Odessa Meteor Crater. Estimated to be over 63,000 years old, this site marks the impact of a meteor that left a lasting impression—literally. Now home to a museum and self-guided trail, the crater has become both a scientific point of interest and a roadside attraction worth exploring.

Don't miss the star-studded Perseid Meteor shower--we know exactly when and where you should be.

The Geminid Meteor Shower is going to peak Sunday and Monday mornings before dawn, so if you’d like to get a glimpse of meteors falling from the sky, get up early and look up!

Just a reminder if you are a skywatcher, the Taurid meteor shower peaks TONIGHT!

It's time again the Perseid meteor shower! This's years shower will peak around August 11. A new moon on August 14, 2015 will create perfect conditions for watching the meteor shower.

Earth is passing through a stream of comet debris producing the annual Alpha Capricornid meteor shower.

Warmer weather is here and it's perfect sky-watching weather. Tonight and tomorrow you can watch the Aquariid meteor shower!

Just a reminder if you are a skywatcher, the Lyrid meteor shower is coming up TONIGHT!

Yesterday, Nasa published a video detailing some of the celestial events that will be taking place during the month of December.