Science

The month of June is going to be an great month for space lovers.

The moon will be it's closest to Earth and will be in full effect.

National Geographic’s Explorer television program featured Montana State University’s Subzero Research Laboratory on a segment covering the dangers of avalanches.

MSU provides a crunchy and healthy alternative to chocolate this Valentine’s Day.

Astronaut Scott Kelly will be discussing spending a year in space, being an astronaut and the future of space travel.

Keep watching the skies!

A super blood wolf moon eclipse is set to happen and it is going to be spectacular if you're willing to stay up late enough to see it.

Raina Plowright, assistant professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology in MSU's College of Agriculture and College of Letters and Science, is leading a project to unravel the complex causes of bat-borne viruses that have recently made the jump to humans, causing concern among glo…

Clear skies in the forecast means a perfect opportunity to watch one of the biggest meteor showers of the year.

This just makes the winter a little more magical.

Whether you want to see planets, comets, or asteroids, the night sky has your covered.

NASA has a new mission to Mars, and it wants to take you for a ride to the Red Planet.
The eight-episode series recently launched and is called On a Mission.
It follows the InSight lander as it travels hundreds of millions of miles in an attempt to land on Mars on Nov...