Partial solar eclipse timelapse in MN

The clouds made it difficult, but FOX 9's cameras were able to catch a glimpse of Saturday's 'ring of fire' solar eclipse. In Minnesota, we only got to see a partial eclipse -- and that was mostly obstructed by clouds. Even then it was a Goldilocks experiment: When the clouds were too thin, the sun washed out the picture. And, of course, when the clouds were too thick, you couldn't see the sun. Thanks to FOX 9 engineer Ricky Dressler, who was working the camera for the eclipse.

Timelapse shows Northern Lights in Minnesota

A geomagnetic storm made for some spectacular sights in northern Minnesota on Sunday night. Video from photographer Ben Sunne shows the Northern Lights near International Falls. (Timelapse video; looped, and slowed down).

NASA's Operation DART: Engineer speaks about Monday's asteroid test

Lisa Wu, DART deputy engineer, speaks with FOX 9's Tim Blotz about NASA's operation, in which it will slam a spacecraft into an asteroid. The hope is that what NASA will learn from Monday's mission will one day save Earth from a catastrophic impact. DART stands for Double Asteroid Redirection Test.

Major scientific milestone has U of M connection

Vivid new images captured by the James Webb Telescope have people looking up again and wondering what else might be in space - and one University of Minnesota professor has a unique connection to the project.

Tracking space weather - NASA ready for busy solar season

The sun is about to begin a new solar cycle and NASA is bracing for a busy season tracking all the charged action. NASA Scientist Lika Guhathakurta joined the FOX 9 Morning News to explain how scientists will track the sun's activity and work to protect important technology in the sky.