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On this weekend of chaos, its time to harness the dramatics and utilize the law of detachment.

Dangerous? >> no. no, i would have to say no. its dangerous. look, it is a tough sport. you better be pretty courageous and fear no evil basically. being hurt or getting hit is all part of it, and we accept it. but the nfl has done, i think, a really good job of promoting taking the hit out of the equation. you cant hit with the head, protecting the quarterback. so the improvement in the helmet is certainly better. but youre always going to be dealing with this. >> then we kick it up to the star...

Mail for dissing pluto? >> oh, yeah. i have a feel cabinet this deep, even from third grader. >> well, third grade i learned how you could tell the planets from their distance from the sun. marys violet eyes make john stay up nights, period. period, pluto. now theres no period. >> yeah, so deal with it. >> while i may not like it, he does make a pretty compelling argument, which you can watch tonight at 7:00 eastern. jim. >> chris, thank you. make sure to tune in tonight for an all-new episode o...

Jupiters moons were recently added to the list kept by the International Astronomical Unions Minor Planet Centre, according to Carnegie Institutions Scott Sheppard, who was part of the team.

The planet 8 Ursae Minoris b should have been destroyed when its star became a red giant, but it continues to orbit strangely close to it

A team of researchers is compiling the public's answers on certain space images to classify galaxies and stars.

Greetings everyone and welcome to February! Good news, the days are finally getting longer! Sunrise has been stuck at 6:48 for several weeks now but on Saturday the sun will

The next full Moon will be on Sunday, Feb. 5, 2023. The Moon will appear full from early Saturday morning through early Tuesday morning.

ESO, European Organisation for Astronomical Research in the Southern Hemisphere

A comet is streaking back our way after 50,000 years