Astronomy

Coming soon, Louisiana can expect a heavenly fly-by as the "Devil" comet makes a pass by Earth. It only comes around once every 71 years.

The planets haven't aligned in the Louisiana sky this way in almost 20 years. Here's what you need to know to see them for yourself.

The full "Pink Moon" will shimmer and shine this Easter weekend in Louisiana but will it actually be pink?

It seems like we are on the road to knowing what's going on in our galaxy by reading disturbances in the force using cool lasers.

Acadiana get ready, the first Supermoon of this year will appear over the Louisiana night sky this month.

Astronomers say there will also be super moons in April, May, and June. Here are the dates when the viewing will be best.

Two heavenly bodies will combine to provide a unique light show just in time for Christmas.

Just to put it into perspective, the last time a the great conjunction (totally what it's called, btw) this close happened - it was March 4, 1226.

With so many troubles and worries down here on this pale blue dot we call Earth, perhaps we should turn our gaze skyward this month.

It will also be a "Penumbral Lunar Eclipse," which means that full view of the moon will obstructed as it glides through the faint shadow of the Earth.

The entire surface of the Moon is now mapped out, color-coded to reflect the type of geological substances that comprise the surface of the Moon.

A cosmic explosion that took place during the stone age may be visible soon, well relatively soon, to stargazers on Earth.

It's a double dose of folklore and superstition all brightly displayed for your approval this Friday night in the skies above Louisiana.

The clear summer skies are offering quite a show for sky watchers over the next several days.