lunar eclipse

Why does the moon change colors?

Persephone has ushered in springtime flowers and blossoms on the trees. And with that, May's Flower Moon will arrive on Friday, May 5. The best viewing time for Wyomingites is just before noon at 11:36 MST. It will also appear full Thursday (98% to be exact) to the early hours of Sunday...

October's full moon--AKA blood moon-- is happening Sunday; it's the first full moon of Autumn. The next full moon in November will be a lunar eclipse!

Wyoming is typically a great spot to be when any sort of events are happening in the night sky given how wide open the state is, just so long as there's not so many clouds to block the view of course. But later this week, we're going to have an awesome view of a long and nearly total-lunar eclipse.

There is a chance that something special could be happening in the sky over Wyoming on America's birthday. There's a lunar eclipse that will begin the night of July 4th.

The next full moon over our heads will be special. It will be a true lunar eclipse, but there's a catch for those of us who live in Wyoming.

It shows up as just a small bust of light, barely perceptible, but it matches NASA's definitions of what a rock hitting the moon would look like

The moon will enter total eclipse at 9:41 p.m. on January 20th, 2019.

The weather service says the event will be a spectacular sight if skies are clear enough for it to be seen.

World predicted to end in 2017 thanks to a total solar eclipse. Some conspiracy theorists claim the comet will break apart, causing earthquakes on our planet.

Some may view it as romantic, while others might see it as the end of the world, in regards to a rare astronomical phenomenon.