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A solar eclipse is coming to the Capital Region and since this doesn't happen very often, you want to be at the right place at the right time to see it and thanks to NASA, they've mapped it out so you can!

On the East Coast? Get outside now for a possible look at #Antares launch at 6:22pm ET: http://t.co/Z6FT99nAhi pic.twitter.com/ITBcM8Tej5 — NASA (@NASA) October 28, 2014 I'm a dork at heart, so I was super excited that the Antares rocket launch would be visible here in the Capital region...

We always knew that scientists think differently, but this is definite proof. You have to check out the pumpkin carving contest at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory

This interview happened a couple of months ago, but I personally missed it.  I'm wondering how many of you did.  Are you following the latest NASA missions?  I have definitely fallen off the wagon, but this was fascinating

The "selfies" part of the title deserves some explanation, I admit.   So let me see if I can clear it up below, but this is VERY cool

Check out these before and after shots of the eastern seaboard before and after Hurricane Sandy. What these maps show are the lights of cities and it's just so shocking to see how many places are without electricity.

Many, many people have seen this already.  I'm not exactly breaking any news here, but in case you missed the live YouTube feed, get ready for Felix On Demand

It's set to happen as I write this.  A person is set to jump from 120,000 feet, technically from outer space.  UPDATE : It has actually been postponed due to weather, but here's the story anyway

The microwave oven is a wonderful time saver. When you want to defrost a chicken, warm up a bowl of soup, pop some popcorn or cook an instant burrito, you can’t beat microwave technology.

Tonight, hopefully it won’t be too cloudy and we can check out ‘supermoon 2012,’  no matter where you are in the Albany area.

All week, I've been hearing about a non working satellite free falling in outer space and going to hit Earth.

The space shuttle Endeavour was set to make its final trek into space this past Friday.  However, due to a technical problem, NASA did not allow the liftoff to take place from Kennedy Space Center.