Greg Redfern is a Space Reporter at WTOP News. He covers a range of topics within the realms of science and natural sciences, with a focus on astronomy, NASA, space travel, and aerospace innovations, including the International Space Station and satellites. Greg's insights and expertise have been featured in BLOX Digital, Rappahannock Media/InsideNoVa, and WTOP News.
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The full buck moon starts to rise at around 9 p.m. in the southeast on Wednesday.
In this edition of WTOP’s “Eyes to the Skies,” partial eclipses of the sun and moon will take place in the month of August.
NASA opened its first wind tunnel in four decades, called the Flight Dynamics Research Facility at the Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia.
Wednesday will be quite the astronomical doubleheader as during the day the sun undergoes a total solar eclipse and at night the Perseid meteor shower peaks.
Millions enjoyed the recent total solar eclipse when the new moon passed between Earth and the sun.
By: Greg Redfern
Millions enjoyed the recent total solar eclipse when the new moon passed between Earth and the sun. The second half the current eclipse season occurs Thursday night when the last
Millions enjoyed the recent total solar eclipse when the new moon passed between Earth and the sun.
By: Greg Redfern
What spacecraft has a former spy telescope mirror 1.3 million names on board , weighs 18,000 pounds, and is the size of a school bus carrying a 300-million pixel digital sensor to view the universe like never before?
By: Greg Redfern
The autumnal equinox marks the beginning of fall, days ahead of the full harvest moon.
Each month WTOP’s “Eyes to the Skies” previews the best the sky has to offer stargazers regarding the moon, planets and stars. Space-related events in the D.C.
