Space

When businessman Glen de Vries flew to space with 'Star Trek' actor William Shatner on October 13th, he couldn't have known his life would end less than one month later. The tragedy is another reminder that life is short.

If you're answer to the childhood question "what do you want to be when you grow up?" was "astronaut", well, now's your chance.

Space tourism is a multi-billion dollar industry, and Atlantic City International Airport may want a piece of the action.

Multiple reports were phoned in yesterday from up and down the beaches about a big ball of light flashing across the sky

A space station the size of a school bus may be making landfall in New Jersey over the next couple of days.

It's still up there. 16 years after it's launch, the International Space Station is still orbiting the earth. Residents in South Jersey will get a glimpse of the station as it passes overhead.

These smart guys attached a camera to a bobblehead of Walter White and then attached that to a balloon.  And Walter White got to see space.

Need something to do really late tonight? Here's your chance to catch quite a meteor shower.