It's hard to believe that in 2020, a quick hop to the 20-year old International Space Station (ISS) would break this many records - but it totally does!
This might be the most interesting side hustle ever. With NASA is opening up astronaut applications to the general public, you could go from a desk job in Tyler to outer space in a matter of months. But there is one catch.
Tonight is the night that a mountain-sized space rock will barely miss the earth. Barely miss in a space sense that is.The asteroid 2004 BL86, as it is known to NASA, will become the largest space rock of its kind to zoom safely by the Earth until 2027.