A Japanese astronomer captured two lunar impact flashes — caused by meteor strikes on the moon — just two days apart on video ...

Two bright meteors were caught slamming into the moon on Thursday (Oct. 30) and Saturday (Nov. 1), by Japanese astronomer ...

Bursts of light captured crashing into the moon last week were caused by dual asteroid strikes against the lunar surface that ...

The Moon was struck by two asteroids last week, and the activity was caught on camera by a Japanese astronomer. The impact has likely gouged craters several feet wide. There were massive bursts of ...

Two asteroids crashed into the Moon last week, causing massive bursts of light visible from Earth and likely creating sizeable craters.

Some 400 million years ago, a meteor more than 2 miles wide slammed into what is now the Charlevoix region of Quebec, Canada, ...

Japanese astronomer Daichi Fujii captured two bright meteors slamming into the moon, causing brief but brilliant explosions of light.

November's Sky Above episode features a supermoon, meteor shower, and interstellar comet, with experts discussing these ...

Japanese astronomer Daichi Fujii, curator at the Hiratsuka City Museum, shared footage of two meteors striking the moon’s surface. The first impact occurred on Oct. 30 at 8:30 p.m. Japan Standard Time ...

On October 30 and November 1, Daichi Fujii, an astronomy curator at the Hiratsuka City Museum in Japan, used his telescope to capture pinprick-sized flashes on the shaded side of the moon. Were the ...

Greetings stargazers. Although I address these “What’s Up in the Durango Skies” columns to stargazers, we should occasionally be moon-gazers, too. I am writing this month’s column on the day of the ...

I didn't used to care about looking out airplane windows. Like a lot of people, I stuck to aisle seats and spent most of my time wishing I were back on the ground. Then I took an introductory flying ...