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Did you see the northern lights last night in Maine?

Nothing puts things into perspective more than sitting outside with a loved one, looking up at the stars, and admiring how beautiful our universe is.

Will you be watching?

Houlton, Maine, is not letting this eclipse just happen, they are celebrating big time.

This New Hampshire company made history, as The James Webb Space Telescope found the first galaxies that formed in the early universe.

It finally happened after months of preparation! I'm so excited for the University of New Hampshire and Newington Middle School students, who saw NASA launch their project into space.

"Fly Me To The Moon! " At least my name is flying up to the moon, around it, into deep space, and yours can, too.

Maine's first ever female astronaut, Jessica Meir is being honored for her incredible career. She joins a list of the state's most influential women, a rightful place for Meir.

New Hampshire teacher Christa McAuliffe, who would have been the first civilian brought into space, tragically died aboard the Challenger space shuttle on January 28, 1986.

Wednesday marked the anniversary of Apollo 14, where the Granite State native became one of the few to ever walk on the moon.

Jessica Meir will step away from the International Space Station for a walk in space Wednesday, and another later this month.

Wednesday marks Jessica Meir's first space flight, and she will return home in early next year.

You go, girl!

Imagine have the dream of heading into space and then one day that dream comes true! That's exactly what's happening to Jessica Meir of Maine.

It was 33 years ago that New Hampshire teacher Christa McAuliffe boarded the Space Shuttle Challenger ready to teach a class from outer space. Tragically, we all know that didn't happen.

Word out of Hollywood today is that a major star has been cast to play New Hampshire teacher Christa McAuliffe in an upcoming feature film called 'The Challenger.'