night sky

The strongest chance to see the aurora borealis since early May is this weekend. Where in New York will you be able to see it?

Central New York is in for a real treat this year. Chances are extremely high we'll have numerous chances to see the Northern Lights.

A special comet known for its occasional bursts of activity is currently visible in the night sky throughout New York State.

Get ready for an amazing spectacle in the sky tonight! The full moon is not just any full moon; it's the last supermoon of 2023.

We are in luck because as we celebrate Earth Day on Saturday there will be a dazzling display in the night sky known as the Lyrids meteor shower. The Lyrids are known to produce plenty of fireballs and shooting stars.

The last full moon of 2022 will be quite the spectacle not just for its brightness but it has company in the December sky. In a certain part of New York state, you can also see the moon block out one of the planets. It all starts tonight (Wednesday, Dec 7th).

There have been some cool sightings in the night sky throughout 2020. There is one left that we can see in December and it hasn't been seen this close since the Middle Ages. Here are the details.

Get ready because late tonight and into the early morning hours, you can look to the sky to see a spectacular meteor shower. Here are the details.

This weekend, you can look up to the night sky and be able to see five planets and the moon without a telescope. You may have to set your alarm to catch it. If you don't catch it, you will have to wait two years for the next time.