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NASA is offering you the opportunity to have your name added aboard a flight into space and around the moon and back.

This may sound like a nerdy prank, but it’s no April Fool’s joke. New technology collected by NASA’s Perseverance rover now allows us to hear what we would sound like on Mars. Here's how you can hear what your voice would sound like as a martian.

NASA's “Black Brant XII” rocket will launch from their Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia Friday May 14. We should be able to watch across New York State.

Here in Upstate New York, it's pretty rare for us to see a rocket launch from NASA. If the odds play in our favor, that may change this week.

The Perseverance Rover made it through the "7 Minutes of Terror" and landed safely on Mars. Here's what that can teach us about everyday life.

It was 36 years ago, January 28th, 1986 that the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded with teacher Christa McAuliffe aboard. This is what I remember; what do you remember?

For the next couple of nights, you'll be able to see the International Space Station fly over Binghamton. Find out when and where to look here.

Interested in exploring the sky right from your own yard? This free app is available for both iPhone and Android and will change the way you view space.

What is faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive and able to reach earth just before Election Day? Well if you're thinking Superman, you're off base

Get ready because late tonight and into the early morning hours, you can look to the sky to see a spectacular meteor shower. Here are the details.

Congratulations to Apalachin's own astronaut, Doug Hurley, along with Robert Behnken as they landed safely on Earth on Sunday. See the amazing splashdown here.

Pancho Billa will be part of the NASA rover that is heading for Mars this week.

Today is "National Moon Day." Here are some Moon Day fun facts including Neil Armstong's possible misquote when he walked on the Moon.

NASA is ready for another mission to Mars complete with new scientific instruments that will conduct never before tests of the red planet.