How to watch in Daytona, New Smyrna

Falcon Heavy, consisting of three first Falcon 9 rocket stages, can be seen in Volusia County, weather permitting and cloud cover. Canaveral National Seashore is the closest place to view the launch, as it runs nearly parallel to Launch Pad 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. Godspeed, Falcon Heavy! The giant SpaceX rocket – more … Read more

Tests range from explosions to splashdown

SpaceX's Starship is launching on its fourth test flight on the way to creating jumbo rockets that can fly astronauts to the moon and even Mars.

SpaceX’s Starship, the largest and most powerful spacecraft ever sent into space, completed a fourth test flight Thursday, successfully crashing into the Indian Ocean for the first time since it began conducting test flights last year. The rocket’s first three tests ended in explosions. The unmanned craft is classified as a super-heavy launch vehicle and … Read more

Northern Lights in Florida forecast. Will they be visible this week?

Aurora Borealis forecast for June 6, 2024.

Not to be cliché, but don’t get your hopes up for a repeat view of the Northern Lights, at least not from Florida. While residents of the Sunshine State got a beautiful view of the aurora borealis on May 10 — which was visible as far south as Puerto Rico — some conditions just don’t … Read more

Will aurora be visible in Arizona?

After Arizona was treated to a Northern Lights show in May, many stargazers and those who missed the spectacle are wondering when the aurora will be visible again. Forecasters have their eyes on a cluster of sunspots responsible for the spectacular nationwide aurora display on May 10, which rolled back into Earth’s view. That may … Read more

NASA says the alignment will not be visible on June 3

There will be a parade of planets on June 3, but NASA says it won't be quite a celestial show.

People expecting a dazzling parade of planets on Monday, June 3, may be disappointed by what they ultimately see in the sky. Instead, experts say to temper their expectations and wait until the end of the month to see the planets. planetary alignment. The past few months have been quite eventful for backyard astronomers. First … Read more

NASA is raining on the visibility of the ‘parade of planets’. You won’t see what you want

Planets on parade: Six planets will line up in the pre-dawn sky on June 3.

Hoosiers who wake up early Monday morning can experience a “parade of planets,” as some are calling it — an alignment of six planets that takes place in the early morning hours of June 3. While that’s exciting news, avid sky watchers may need to curb their enthusiasm. Most of these planets won’t be visible … Read more