Light at night may be a sign of life on Earth, but the darkness will proclaim our true intelligence. Check out this video on why we need darkness, from Paul Bogard.
At mid-northern latitudes, the star Arcturus sets about 2 hours after sunset around Halloween. It sets at the same point on the horizon as the summer sun. It's a Halloween ghost of the summer sun and an echo of long summer afternoons.
The search for Planet Nine - a hypothesized 9th planet in our solar system - may come down to pinpointing the faintest orbital trails in an incredibly dark corner of space.
For the first time ever, scientists have identified water on the moon's sunlit surface, using SOFIA, an airborne observatory. Water on the moon also appears more widespread than previously thought.
Axiom is an aerospace company making new possibilities accessible to humanity. Watch as astronauts retell their experience launching from Earth and living in space.
Look east after sunset - or west before sunrise - for Earth's shadow. It's a deep blue-grey band, curved as Earth is curved, moving opposite the sun. The Belt of Venus is the subtle pink band above the shadow.
Astronomers using a telescope in Mexico have found two more exoplanets - a super-Earth and a sub-Neptune - orbiting a red dwarf star 120 light-years from Earth.
The last time CO2 concentrations reached today’s level was 3 million years ago, during the Pliocene Epoch. Hear from geoscientists who see evolving conditions in the Arctic as an indicator of how climate change could transform the planet.