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A full moon and partial lunar eclipse just in time for Halloween weekend

A full moon and partial lunar eclipse treat will coincide on Saturday for people in some regions, just in time for Halloween weekend.

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Strange Rock Doorstop in Michigan Farm Revealed to be a Meteorite Worth $75,000

A strange rock being used as a doorstop in a Michigan farm turns out to be a precious meteorite valued at $75,000. Read more here.

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When and how to watch the Perseid meteor shower

(CNN) — One of nature’s most stunning light displays is right around the corner.

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Meteors will streak across the sky in one of the year s most anticipated celestial displays | Regional/National Headlines

The best viewing hours are from midnight to just before dawn—though the first sparkles may appear as early as 10 p.m. regardless of your time zone.

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Perseid meteor shower: When and how to watch

Over 50 meteors per hour may be visible during the Perseids’ peak August 12 and 13. The annual meteor shower is one of the biggest and brightest of the year.

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