Comet

A two-tailed comet is streaking above Wyoming. Well, sure, and the rest of the world too, but anyway. This one has two tails and is green It's officially called 12P/Pons-Brooks and was first seen way back in 1812 by French astronomer Jean-Louis Pons. ...

For all the stargazers out there, Comet NEOWISE is putting on a show for a little while in July. Seeing as how Wyoming has plenty of wide open spaces, we may just have the best view of the comet than anyone else in the U.S.

It's also been called "The Great Pumpkin Asteroid," but isn't "Death Comet" a much more charming name?

Philae (Pronounced: Fee-Lay), a 220 pound probe about the size of a washing machine, but considerably smarter, has landed on a comet traveling nearly 40,000 miles per hour and some 311 million miles from earth. The European Space Agency launched the project back in 2004...