North America

Northern Lights made national news this week as they were seen in more than 30 states in the country, according to information published by USA Today. Several videos were shared on social media in the past 48 hours in states like California, Nevada and Idaho as well.

We're all familiar with hearing about blood moons, eclipses, Leonid and Taurid meteor showers, and other things that go whoosh in the night sky. The opportunity to witness something we non-vampires will only get the chance to see once in our lifetimes is a whole other galactic enchilada.

Meteors were in the news in California just days ago when a home was destroyed northwest of Sacramento by a suspected strike. The planet was traveling through the Leonid meteor debris field at this time, but there's no proof the destruction was linked to this specific event.

Every year the meteors whip through the sky above southern Idaho, and I've managed to catch them a time or two over the last decade.

The sage-burners and free spirits who put faith in astrological bewitchment will disagree with my findings wholeheartedly. Thank God that doobie will help mellow them out afterwards.

The celestial event many in the scientific community refer to as the best annual light show of the year in North America will hit its peak tonight (August 11) and Thursday.

The shower gets its name from the fact the meteors appear to originate from the Perseus Constellation. The shower can be viewed across the United States and Canada, and parts of Europe as well.

Election Day last week may be a very good reason the subject is back.

Since Idaho is just a glimpse of paradise we're saddled with costs.

It’s because the females can clone themselves, hundreds and hundreds of times.

Rivers were the first true roads of North America.

I don’t consider myself a conspiracy theorist.  Alex Jones isn’t appointment radio, although.  When I sometimes listen to Jones I’m impressed by the narrative and the passion behind his voice.  It’s entertaining if nothing else and I also have suspicions about large institutions...