Dr. Sky

Watch the skies from late April into November to see super moons and eclipses. There will be a number of astronomical events this year that we can observe from Arizona.

With 2020 now gone, and for many that's a good thing, we turn to the future of space exploration with new and exciting missions in 2021.

With 2020 just about over, here are the space stories that many feel were the big news of the year.

As we inch closer to the winter solstice and Christmas, it's a good time to ponder the story of the Christmas Star that shone over Bethlehem.

Get set for the annual Ursid meteor shower, which will peak on the evening of Dec. 21 and into the next day, followed by Quadrantid showers in early January.

With regular launches of Starlink satellites and the amazing Crew Dragon space vehicles, SpaceX is set for a suborbital flight of the Starship spaceship in the near future.

With December right around the corner, we look to the holiday skies for some very special treasures for you and yours!

NASA has just launched four astronauts to the ISS, on the new Crew Dragon capsule! The crew took off from the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., on Sunday evening.

Astronomers have been observing another amazing event in our visible universe in the form of magnetars, strange neutron stars which have a powerful magnetic field.

With the fall season now underway; and the Orionid meteor shower now over, it is a great time to explore the wonders of the constellation Orion.