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On Tuesday, July 20 the launch of Blue Origins New Shepard will happen near Van Horn, Texas. Tuesday also happens to be National Moon Day.

Space is a big topic this week now that commercial space travel has taken another step to being real. A West Point graduate is actually in space right now sending back some cool photos including one of the Hudson Valley.

The rocket will be visible during the early morning hours of June 15th in the Hudson Valley.

The site was run by GE and was used by the US Department of Defense, GE, NASA, and other scientific organizations developing the US Rocket Program.

We're getting closer and closer to fall in the Hudson Valley. So why not kick it off with a spooky full moon?

You wont need a big old telescope for this Hudson Valley stargazing experience.

The best meteor shower of the year is set to pass over the Hudson Valley this upcoming August. By the looks of it, we're in for quite a show!

NASA will be sending a real deal astronaut to an upcoming event put on by the Walkway Over The Hudson. According to a press release from Senator Schumer's office, the astronaut visit on September 7th is meant to inspire local students to reach for the stars...

Are you experiencing solar eclipse mania like everyone else on the planet? If you plan on viewing the eclipse today, you may want to hear this guy out first. If you plan on viewing the solar eclipse today, you certainly aren't alone. However, safety should always be the concern. The eclipse could be a very cool experience but here's a story of a man who didn't have the greatest experience. According to The Washington Post, back in 1962, Lou Tomososki was outside during an eclipse. Fascinated by it, he glanced at it for only a few seconds. Unfortunately, it caused permanent eye damage. To see exactly what can happen to the eyes after just seconds click here.