William Mullen

To protect landowners' privacy, meteorite hunters like Terry Boudreaux simply refer to them by number: Farmer No. 1. Farmer No. 2. Farmer No. 3. The Wisconsin farmers were happy to...

LIVINGSTON, Wis. — As dozens of meteorite hunters converged on southwest Wisconsin on Friday, a Lake Forest man and his two teenage sons stumbled upon what all of them had...

Following a fireball that lit up the night sky and a sonic boom that rattled houses over a large swath of the Midwest on Wednesday night, another phenomenon is arriving...

Being trapped in a severely damaged space ship a quarter million miles from home while hurtling away from Earth at 3,000 miles an hour is an undeniably harrowing experience. But...

Gene Kranz, still looking spit-polished and military trim at 77, stood in the background at Adler Planetarium on Monday, nodding his head in approval while former astronaut James Lovell described...

In the 1940s, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Wiley Blount Rutledge asked the professors at Northwestern University Law School if they had a student who might be a good candidate to...