Meteor

The Leonid meteor shower peaks tonight, offering Michigan sky-watchers dark, clear conditions for bright shooting stars.

A very bright green flash lit up the northern Michigan sky at 11:13 PM October 29, and witnesses across Mid-Michigan, including Holly and the Flint area, chimed in.

Not sure what it was but it looked cool as hell.

The Alpha Monocerotid shower or "Unicorn Meteor Storm" could explode with 400 meteors an hour Thursday night.

It wasn't a bird, or a plane, or a meteor...so what the heck was it?

The Eta Aquariid meteor shower will peak Tuesday, May 7th over Michigan as pieces of Halley's Comet tail streak through our atmosphere.

This should be a great weekend for a meteor shower.

Two managers from Longway Planetarium believe they have found pieces of the meteorite.

The Lyrid Meteor Shower is in full swing, and tonight might be your best chance to see the show in the sky.

Did you see any of the video? It was like a nightmare come true. The ten ton meteor streaking across the Russian sky at more than 30,000 miles per hour and when it hit just the rattle and the soundwaves were enough to hurt at least 1,000 people...