NASA

It's hard to believe something this big flies, and seeing it up close makes it seem even more impossible.

There was something gnarly you may have noticed flying around El Paso about a week ago on the Eastside.

Space enthusiasts of all ages can explore, stargaze and even launch a rocket at the week-long El Paso Space Festival starting this Saturday.

El Paso stargazers have on opportunity to witness a triple conjunction of Saturn, Jupiter, and Mercury this weekend.

The Super Guppy is striking enough when you drive past it on Boeing, but getting up close is a whole nuther thing.

LIFE is brilliant with the Women of NASA set for LEGO!

I love anything science and I cannot wait to see this! Let's hope we get a good view here in El Paso and Las Cruces!

NASA has just spotted an asteroid that is expected to come pretty close to the Earth, passing just 300,000 miles from us. It’s flying through space at 48,000 mph, no biggie. Just fast enough to smash into Earth on Halloween night.

Another Earth?!

NASA did something really cool and me being a space nerd I totally love this. Ever wonder what space sounds like? Now you can hear it! And let me tell you, it's super creepy cool.

If you were outside last night around 8:30ish, you might have seen a big fireball streak across the sky. I was outside at a barbeque before the Manny Pacquiao fight when I saw it! It was pretty scary, but now we know what it was. The National Weather Service says people from Arizona to Texas saw the bright light in the sky...

Wanted - Texas space enthusiasts to name the space shuttle. According to a news release, while Florida is home to Atlantis, California has the Endeavor, Virginia the Discovery and New York the Enterprise, the Lone Star state recently received its very own full-scale space shuttle, but unlike the others, it doesn’t have a name.