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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’s newest rocket has just been completed and all of the construction took place right here in Louisiana.

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

What do a Houston high school, a soccer ball, and space exploration have in common?

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

Mars 2020 Perseverance rover's descent and touchdown on Mars is captured in a thrilling high-definition video. A separate microphone captured the first audio as well.

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

NASA Deputy Chief engineer Keith Comeaux is a Baton Rouge native who attended Catholic High and LSU

This is not UL's first space-rodeo either.

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

The truth is out there...and it seems like we're getting closer to figuring it out by the day.

Every 6,800 years you can catch a glimpse of Comet NEOWISE zooming through the inner solar system. So yes, now is the time to grab your binoculars or a small telescope and get ready to brag to your fellow stargazing friends that you saw IT.

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

This really does work... but why?

Clark Griswold would be proud.

NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Christina Koch went into space today, and made history.

Most people that know me, know that I'm a complete space nut. I love this stuff, and really love reading about our state's involvement.

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.