Science

Junior scientists in the Grand Junction area have the chance to pursue their curiosity and interests in animals through the Junior Scientist Academy.

This volcano is thrilled to see you.

Western Colorado skywatchers and stargazers should be watching for shooting stars this week.

Did you see the huge fireball in the sky last night (July 27)? It could be seen from Colorado to California.

Tonight (July 11), is going to be a near perfect night for stargazing and Montrose area residents are welcome to join the experience.

Domesticated cats are intrigued by all kinds of things, but what about their cousins, the really big cats?

Here's good news and bad news. The good news is there is a rare total solar eclipse this week, the bad news Grand Junction will not get to see it.

Maybe I'm weird, and maybe it's morbid, but, still, I'm pretty sure I'm not the only living person in the world to wonder what it feels like to die.

Of all the things you can do in space, going to the bathroom may be the most...necessary?

If you're like me, the first thing you do in the morning is get a nice hot cup of coffee. Well, we are drinking our coffee all wrong.