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The crew on SpaceX returned to Earth late Monday night and if you were outdoors you may have seen as they re-entered the atmosphere.

According to reports, there is potential for a loud sonic boom and visible fire ball traveling across the Gulf Coast night sky this evening as a SpaceX capsule will be reentering the earth's atmosphere. The crew and capsule are set to splashdown off of the Florida coast after spending over six months at the International Space Station.

NASA doesn't call it a medical emergency but it has postponed a spacewalk planned for today.

Although this a naturally occurring phenomenon, their recent study projects "every U.S. coast will experience rapidly increasing high-tide floods" as a result.

Proposed campus could spur economic development in New Orleans East.

Before you fly to Mars did you realize the only place you can get fuel is Louisiana?

The first weekend of 2021 brings with it the first meteor shower of the year. Talk about making an entrance!

Let's see, we are in the middle of a pandemic, riots from coast to coast, killer hornets are now in the country, a tropical storm is due in Acadiana as early as Sunday and Saturday an asteroid larger than the Cajundome will fly by Earth...

You can apply from March 2-31

NASA is looking for people to eat, sleep and live in bed for 60 days. Oh and they'll pay you $19,000 to do it.

How long is the perfect power nap? NASA scientists have figured out that question and the answer is shorter than you think.

Clark Griswold would be proud.

Do you have what it takes to be a Planetary Protection Officer?

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Robert Bigelow made a billion dollars in real estate. He then took his money to space and says aliens have definitely visited Earth.

Check your calendar, it's not April 1st. This is a real thing and you can either thank or blame the Moon.

The new system will give forecasters better information about developing storms across the planet.

NASA says the moon Sunday night into Monday will appear 14% bigger and 30% brighter than when farthest from Earth.

With many bad things being portrayed in the news, including shootings, celebrity deaths, and more, I thought it was time that we list off some of the GOOD things that have happened so far this year.

NASA has been teasing all weekend that they made a big, historic discovery on the surface of Mars. Well, today they have announced that they have discovered liquid, salt water on the present-day surface of the red planet.