Science

The Illinois sky will be alive with a rare 5-planet parade during the month of June.

With the year wrapping up, we're running out of things to distract us from the fact that 2020 is the weirdest year ever. We've got Thanksgiving and Christmas, but we need more. We've watched all the shows, made all the recipes, done all the at-home workouts...

Check out how magical the sky looked this weekend.

Here's some information you've always wanted to know.

Texting isn't the only culprit ... it's reading, computer usage, cooking, and basically all activities that look down.

Let's settle this debate once and for all this holiday season.

The next solar eclipse is coming in 7 years and will be closer to North America.

Have a copper pipe and some neodymium magnets sitting around the house? You could try this experiment to see Rockford's "weird gravity."

If this ever becomes standard, we're looking at a nation of superheroes one day cruising around the sky.

Now that fall is here, we are faced with a lawn littered with a crunchy gold, red and orange carpet of leaves. Before you reach for the rake or leaf blower, listen up! Scientists say, "Don't rake your leaves!"