International Space Station

Space: the final frontier, is always up to something. Sometimes the surprises are natural and other times they are man-made and more predictable.

Tonight is your final chance for the next two weeks to see the International Space Station fly over Twin Falls.

Once you know when the International Space Station will be visible, the next step is just knowing where to look.

There are five times the International Space Station will fly over us this week and through the weekend where you will get a good look at it.

Something you might not consider a Spring Break activity is stepping outside to watch for the International Space Station as it flies over the Magic Valley.

Over the next few weeks, we have a few good chances to see the International Space Station as it crosses over Twin Falls.

Ice comet NEOWISE has been visible along the night horizon for about a week now and is climbing higher into the sky each night.

NASA has just reminded us how we looked 10 years ago from way up high. Two new images from 2007 have now been made available to the public.

It's pictures like this that make me want to be an astronaut. Only problem is I'm afraid of heights. Dang. But, one astronaut who isn't afraid of heights just took an amazing picture of Bear Lake from way up there.

What does Burley look like from space? Wonder no longer as NASA has released a picture taken from the International Space Station right above Burley.

The NASA website where pictures from the International Space Station are kept is one of the coolest places you can waste time on. After a little nosing around, I came across a ton from above Idaho and three very sweet pics of Twin Falls and Snake River Canyon.

Idaho is a pretty spiffy place when viewed from ground level. It gets even better when viewed from space. Recently, an astronaut on the International Space Station grabbed his handy Nikon camera and grabbed this super high resolution pic of the Idaho mountains.