Science

It's gonna be a bloody good show.

Upstate's great even from space!

Fall stargazing is the best stargazing

The Empire State Aerosciences Museum in Glenville will host STEM Summer Aviation Camp for kids ages 10-17 from August 23-August 26. STEM has partnered up with the Schenectady County Community College for this week-long event, "Becoming a Young Aviator."

If you've tried citronella, bug spray, and calling on a higher power but you're still getting eaten up by mosquitos, it may be time to change your clothes.

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.

Is it a bird, is it a plane, is it that SpaceX thingy?  No, it's a meteor shower visible in our Capital Regions skies.

How is this possible? Everyone, hoard your chocolate, new reports say that one of the happiest foods on the planet may no longer exist within our lifetime!

No need for the the cereal box, duct tape, and youtube videos! If you're one of the many Capital Region residents that spent the weekend trying to make the proper "eclipse glasses" or are freaking out because you have no "safe" way to view today's scientific marvel, have no fear!  Free and safe viewing is here.

Have you heard yet? The first total solar eclipse can be seen in the Capital Region a week from tomorrow. Here is what you need to know.

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!

I stepped outside yesterday evening to notice the sun setting, sure not a fancy thing to be amazed by. Except the sun was a hue of orange. Whats going on?