Science

There are still plenty of places you can snag a pair of eclipse glasses before it starts this afternoon. Keep in mind all of these locations only have them while supplies last, so once they’re gone, they’re gone.

One little lizard's survival as a species is becoming a political and economic battle for oil and gas companies.

West Texas is home to one of the largest impact meteor craters in the United States. And you can take a tour.

Here's how you could ruin the lens on your camera phone during the eclipse.

How would you like to be walking around one day and find dinosaur tracks? Thanks to the Texas drought, that has pretty much happened, but in an area well known for it's dinosaur discoveries. While we've had some rainy weather lately in Lubbock and across Texas, we all know that this summer has been one long, dry and hot season. The...

There is some good news this week. NASA officials say Planet Earth is safe from being hit by an asteroid that scientists have been studying for years. According to NASA Asteroid Apophis will not be slamming into planet Earth within the next 100 years...

On Friday, June 5th, the next full moon will appear, rising over Lubbock beginning at 9:06 p.m.

Mother Nature decided to show off in the sky above Austin, TX.

The Mayan Calender means nothing, there is no rouge planet headed towards us, the earths poles will not reverse and we're not going to fall into a black hole. NASA has two words for you conspiracy theorists: suck it! More after the jump.

Are your expecting me to tell you 'don't try this at home'? I know some of you are going to 'try this at home' and I know some of you (not you, but the other guys) are dumb enough to get burnt or electrocuted doing it. How about I just keep it at "be careful, this could hurt you band". More after the jump.

Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the moon, passed away this weekend from complications caused by recent heart surgery. He was 82 years old.

Coming up on the 31st of this month, we'll have a "Blue Moon".  Are you aware that a "Blue Moon" rarely has anything to do with the color of the moon?  In fact, the explanation of a "Blue Moon" is even a little weirder than that.  More after the jump.