NASA

According to NASA's description, this is a hi-resolution images from outer space of Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair. You can see the sediments swirl in Lake Erie and Lake St. Clair. "The photograph taken from Landsat 9 image of both Detroit, Michigan, and Windsor, Ontario, from Oct. 31, 2021. The Great Lakes serve as sources of freshwater, recreational activity, transport, and habitat for the upper-midwestern US, and water quality remains a high priority."

There might just be a couple over Michigan but that's nothing compared to the THOUSANDS covering the entire planet. We've got charts, graphs, numbers, and virtual models that will totally put your mind at ease. Totally. Trust us.

I saw a tweet from the Kalamazoo Air Zoo about Thursday's Mars space landing. The tweet invites people to come to the Air Zoo and watch the live-stream of the event at 2:15 pm.

A Grand Rapids native has been chosen as part of the NASA team that aims to return astronauts to the moon and may get the chance to walk in the lunar surface.

Nothing bad EVER happened when we collected a space sample and brought it back to Earth in the movies now did it?

Apparently NASA is going to build lunar bases and cell towers on the moon.

I'm usually the one that mentions meteors or other space related news but this news is really big and really cool.

Asteroids yes plural are going to be floating very close to Earth this weekend

This is the first time in almost a decade that the U.S. will be going to space.

Also - Michigan's astronaut, Christina Koch, reading children's books.