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I have a job for you. But, if you accept it, no one will even know you existed (much like my current radio show). You could become Idaho's version of the Men in Black and no, I'm not kidding.

I have developed a weird new obsession. For those that know me, the weird part will not come as any surprise. Here's the deal: I can't stop monitoring planes that are currently flying over the Magic Valley.

TWIN FALLS, Idaho – NASA astronaut Steve Swanson will visit students at a robotics camp this summer at the College of Southern Idaho.

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.

Two things are happening in the Magic Valley tonight that could make it a great one for sky watchers: The Orionid Meteor shower and clear skies.

RATHDRUM, Idaho (AP) — NASA has selected a team of students at a northern Idaho charter school to design and build a research satellite for launch next year.

Ever since the Voyager probes imaged Jupiter's moons in exquisite detail in 1979, NASA has wanted to do a little ice fishing on Europa. Now it looks like they are going to get the chance.

Tourists love souvenirs. When we visit a new place, we feel like we need to bring home a piece. We even brought back souvenir rocks from the moon. But to do that, we had to leave something behind. What exactly did the Apollo astronauts leave on the moon?

In 2014, the European Space Agency (ESA) did the incredible: it landed a probe on a comet. But this wasn't its first rodeo. Ten years ago, it parked a probe on the hazy, alien moon of Titan.

It's been hot in Idaho. July rolled in like a blast furnace with temperatures regularly into the triple digits. NASA has snapped an image of this heatwave and it is truly impressive.

The probe Voyager 1 is about to go where no one has gone before: beyond our solar system. The probe is heading toward the edge of the Heliosphere--the edge of our Sun's influence--and head into interstellar space.

The Angry Birds franchise turned to NASA for the development and promotion of their game Angry Birds Space. Now it appears the space agency is turning to the super-addictive game for their latest strategy to explore the great beyond.