Tabitha Shiflett

Airline Offers First Class View of “The Great American Eclipse”

06.30.2017 10:13 AM

See the eclipse form 35,000 feet. Alaska Airlines is hosting a flight like no other. On August 21, the company is giving a select group of stargazers and astronomy enthusiasts the chance to view "The Great American Eclipse" from 35,000 feet.

Nevada To Start Selling Recreational Marijuana -- But There’s A Catch

06.29.2017 23:20 PM

Cheech probably wouldn't be too happy about this. On Saturday, July 1, pot heads everywhere (as long as they're over 21) can flock to Nevada to buy up to an ounce of marijuana, or one-eighth of an ounce of marijuana-infused edibles.

Calm Down, NASA Hasn’t Found Alien Life

06.27.2017 17:00 PM

Not yet, at least. If you're an Area 51 junkie or a conspiracy connoisseur, then you're probably going to be disappointed when I tell you NASA isn't planning on dropping any extraterrestrial life news anytime soon.

Forget Earth-like Planets. To Find Life, Look for "Eyeball Planets"

06.27.2017 16:21 PM

Could life exist on an Eyeball Earth? There's been a lot of hype about alien life lately, from the ridiculous viral video posted by the hacking group Anonymous to astronomer Chris Impey's wild predictions.

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