Comets create brilliant fireworks in New Year's Eve sky
A comet will fly across Earth on December 31, lighting up the night sky with brilliant natural fireworks as the world welcomes the new year.
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A comet will fly across Earth on December 31, lighting up the night sky with brilliant natural fireworks as the world welcomes the new year.
A 2.4-kilometer giant meteorite is expected to fly over Earth at the closest distance on Christmas Eve this year.
Two astronauts are about to step out into space on Christmas Eve to repair the broken cooling system on the International Space Station (ISS).
A year ago, NASA astronaut Dan Burbank discovered a great phenomenon in space: comet Lovejoy followed by a tail of gas and dust that appeared on Christmas Eve.
Enterprise, the world's first passenger spacecraft, made its first test flight in the United States yesterday.
Blue Moon - an interesting phenomenon, will appear again on New Year's Eve to the new year 2010 after the last time 10 years ago.
At the time of New Year's Eve in 2010, in Tuy Hoa city, Phu Yen province appeared a blue moon phenomenon.
The STS-116 astronauts taking off in December will not celebrate the new year on the space shuttle Discovery. The NASA agency even thought of launching one day earlier t…
A bones-only cat appeared in a family in Florida, USA, on the occasion of the New Year's Eve.
With a monstrous shape with a giant size longer than 12m, a type of sperm whale appeared right on Christmas Eve.
Three weeks after thousands of birds fell in the state of Utah in the United States, the same event happened in the city of Arkansas on the last night of 2011.
A Christmas storm hit the snow record in Erie, Pennsylvania, the United States and surrounding areas.
In the afternoon and night of Christmas (December 24), a part of a strong and intense cold air flows down to the North, so it will be cold and many places will be cold.
Halloween has the original name of All Hallows' Eve, meaning the night before the feast of the saints.