Space

As if the skies over Missouri weren't going to be interesting enough during April, now there's word that a green 'devil comet' is coming and it just might be visible over the Show Me State during the total solar eclipse even.

You won't have another chance to do this in your lifetime. Missouri is having a big festival to celebrate the historic total solar eclipse in April and it looks like it will be almost a week of parties.

Skies over Missouri are rarely boring. In the spring, it's rowdy thunderstorms. In mid-November, there's something special happening involving the remnants of an ancient comet which will be visible if you look close enough.

If you missed the meteor shower this weekend, don't worry. The internet has some stellar videos to fill you in.

Well. Now I'm conflicted. What do you think? Do you see changes in behavior around you on the full moon? Do you feel different when it's a full moon?

NASA brought it.

I was in my bed, pillows carefully propped under my legs, two fans going, cat in my armpit, probably snoring.

If you survived the brutally cold winter we're still trying to get over, then you know how powerful Mother Nature can be. Not that you needed it, but here's another reminder.

Up in the sky, it's a bird! No, it's a plane! No, it's the International Space Station. The white line in the photo above is the International Space Station as it flew over Sedalia on Tuesday night (Dec. 10).

Talk about a dream job.