This year's meteor shower will also coincide with two comets, promising a dazzling celestial display. Here's how to watch.

This comet is best seen through a telescope or binoculars, but it may be visible to the unaided eye this week!

The Orionid meteor shower is often seen near the Orion constellation, so look towards the southeast sky, as meteors can look ...

The comet-like object Chiron has been caught in the process of forming new rings, which could help us understand how these ...

The Orionid meteor shower will soon peak, and conditions could allow for a night full of shooting stars. Folks who missed the ...

Stargazers can expect to see around 20 meteors an hour during the peak of the Orionids. Learn more about October astronomy ...

The timing of the comets' close approach\u00A0couldn't be better for observers. Monday marks a new moon, ensuring dark skies ...

It will be a while before you can see it for yourself, however. Halley’s comet was last visible from Earth in 1986, meaning ...

A pair of once-in-a-lifetime comets will rocket through our skies this October, and it's a rare treat because they won't be ...

It's controlled by little green men from Mars, returning from "out there" to molest our women.

Learn when and where to see Comet Lemmon and Comet SWAN this October as they light up the night sky in a rare double comet ...

The Orionids — one of two major meteor showers caused by remnants from Halley’s comet — will peak with the arrival of a new moon, ...