NASA

This New Hampshire company made history, as The James Webb Space Telescope found the first galaxies that formed in the early universe.

"Fly Me To The Moon! " At least my name is flying up to the moon, around it, into deep space, and yours can, too.

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Maine's first ever female astronaut, Jessica Meir is being honored for her incredible career. She joins a list of the state's most influential women, a rightful place for Meir.

New Hampshire teacher Christa McAuliffe, who would have been the first civilian brought into space, tragically died aboard the Challenger space shuttle on January 28, 1986.

If there is something cool to see up in the sky here in the state of Maine, leave it to me to tell you about it

There was a very special opportunity for Maine students in their home classrooms yesterday. Dr. Jessica Meir is from Caribou and Captain Chris Cassidy is from York. They shared a microphone as they floated in front of the Maine State Flag from the ISS. This has got to be the most socially distant learning experience we've seen yet.

NASA has the most amazing website and they are as much about teaching as they are about learning.

According to News Center Maine, NASA has named a golf ball sized rock on Mars after the Rolling Stones.

NASA has announced that Caribou native Jessica Meir will take her first flight in space on her way to the International Space Station in September.

The first super blue blood moon since 1982 can't be seen on the east coast - so, watch it online!

According to NASA, there are plenty of ways to keep the millions of eclipse glasses used last week out of landfills.

Here's an amazing simulator from the geniuses at NASA to show what the solar eclipse will look like.

OK, let's try to get through this together, because my girlfriends are in a tizzy about the misunderstanding that NASA has changed their zodiac signs! First off, NASA doesn't dabble in astrology, just science! The space agency explained the difference between astronomy and astrology on their blog that is geared toward kids...

Something happening today that only happens 13 times every century. The planet Mercury is crossing in front of the Sun. The transit will happens until 2:42 this afternoon. Luckily for us, Maine is one of the places on Earth with a good view of this rare celestial event...