An “incredibly bright” meteor traveling at 33,000 mph lit up the night sky over eastern North Carolina, before burning up over Edgecombe County, scientists say. More than 200 eyewitness ...

The launch, originating hundreds of miles away at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, transformed the North Carolina night sky into a fantastic view. Unfamiliar with the scheduled launch, many North ...

He attaches a camera to his powerful telescope to snap photos while tracking features in the night sky. We have wonderful resources here in North Carolina. In the Piedmont Triad, the Forsyth ...

Since the 1980s, I’ve gotten special permission to be at the top of Grandfather Mountain in western North Carolina for all-night viewing and photography of the night sky. While there is some ...

YOU CAN EMAIL IT TO WEATHER AT WXII12.COM OR POST IT ON OUR U-LOCAL FACEBO You may have a chance to see the Lyrid meteor shower in the night sky over North Carolina through April 26. WXII 12 First ...

Home security cameras recorded the fireball shooting across the Tennessee and North Carolina night sky around 1:15 a.m. on Friday morning. Witness accounts show the fireball was first visible over ...

An “incredibly bright” meteor lit up the night sky over eastern North Carolina late Wednesday, Nov. 10, and it was traveling at 33,000 as it burned up over Edgecome County, experts say.