Solar eruptions from our sun are nothing compared to eruptions from some other stars - so-called 'superflares'. Two scientists say our sun could also be a superflare star.
Record-breakingly close flybys of two comets earlier this week. Radar images of one, the closest comet in 246 years. Will the other be visible to the eye?
It's small, but, because it's so close to us, it appears to be moving very fast across our sky. Image and video by EarthSky community member Greg Hogan.
Did the 'man in the moon' look different from ancient Earth? Yes, according to new research showing that the moon has undergone what's called True Polar Wander.
People around the world will see a full-looking waning gibbous moon in the vicinity of this star, which is the brightest light in the constellation Virgo.