Many people wonder why they can't see the Northern Lights with their eyes. So, we went to figure it out for ourselves.

This celestial visitor, dubbed a "mini-moon," was first detected on August 7 by Nasa's Asteroid Terrestrial-Impact Last Alert ...

With another chance to see the aurora incoming, and pictures of dazzling displays already filling our social feeds, it is a ...

If you see it, congratulations—you’ve just seen, with your own eyes, the inner planet that almost no-one else ever mentions or tries to find. Up for another challenge? Circle the date Friday ...

Scientists believe your primary visual cortex, located in the back of your brain, is involved in internal visualization. This ...

Whatever you use should be eye safe. Using anything to dissolve the glue is an absolute no-no (chemicals like acetone or nail polish removers will cause untold damage). If you’re at all unsure ...

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The northern lights will be visible for parts of the northern U.S., according to the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center's ...

“If you ask people what animal eyes ... providing depth perception without help from the other eye. They can also see ultraviolet parts of the spectrum that are invisible to us, and polarized ...

NOAA has issued a G3 geomagnetic storm watch Friday, which means Florida could get another shot at seeing northern lights.

As you can see in the video below, when it notices you are looking at it, it lights up an LED. If you continue to gaze at it, it will turn to stare back at you. Keep staring it down and it will ...