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Hey, New York! Our turn to see a once-in-a-lifetime total solar eclipse right in our own backyard is officially less than a year away!

Next year, a total solar eclipse will be viewable from New York! Check out when, where, and how to safely look at it:

Here's some exciting news we don't read, or see, to often in Upstate New York- NASA’s rocket launch in Virginia will be visible in the skies of New York.

Some lucky Upstate New York students will have the opportunity of a lifetime this week, when they talk to an astronaut aboard the International Space Station.

It's extremely rare that Upstate New York gets to watch a NASA rocket launch, but this week is our lucky chance.

While we get to see all this fall foliage from ground level, have you ever seen it from space?

On Monday, September 26, NASA is going to purposely smash into an asteroid and you'll have a front seat to watch it happen!

Where can you look at stars across New York State? Where are the top observatories and places to view space?

We may get lucky and catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights over New York.

Once again, Utica, Rome, Syracuse, and the rest of Central New York will get the chance to see a rocket launched from Virginia across New York State.

NASA's “Black Brant XII” rocket will launch from their Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia Friday May 14. We should be able to watch across New York State.

Here in Upstate New York, it's pretty rare for us to see a rocket launch from NASA. If the odds play in our favor, that may change this week.