To make matters more complicated, Fortnite fans have noticed that the crack in the sky is getting bigger, with new evidence suggesting that it may continue to grow for days or even weeks to come.

If you go What: “A Crack in the Sky” Where: History Theatre, 30 E. 10th St., St. Paul When: Through March 4 Tickets: $40-$25, senior discounts, $15 students; 651-292-4323 or historytheatre.com ...

Among them is the players' mission to decipher what Fortnite's Crack in the Sky is and what this latest mystery means but not to worry - here's all you need to know before Season 5 kicks off at 9 ...

On Saturday, Fortnite’s rocket blasted off into the sky, causing an enormous crack to appear. It’s been growing ever since it made its appearance, apparently, and as a result it looks like ...

A CRACK IN THE SKY is a new autobiographical play about an immigrant from Somalia who arrived in the Twin Cities in 1997. As a civic project-something the arts can and should provide-this event is ...

It was one of the last rehearsals for “A Crack in the Sky,” a new play based on Ahmed Ismail Yusuf’s life story and his 2013 book, “Somalis in Minnesota,” that makes its world premiere ...

CRACK THE SKY will be celebrating the release of the new album at a very special acoustic concert in Baltimore, MD at the Baltimore Soundstage on Saturday, August 21 at 7pm ET.

Crack The Sky released their self-titled debut album in 1975. Praised by the critics, most notably Rolling Stone Magazine gave a glowing review and “Debut Album of the Year” honors.

Here's the crack as it first appeared, at a replay of mine from 1:34 on June 30. It's big, and it stretches pretty far to the south, but the northern tendrils, in particular, are fairly short: ...