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If you think Wyoming is a looker from the ground, you should see us from space. Recent pics show our state from miles above the earth and include viewpoints we've never seen of last year's wildfires.

You may have noticed the gorgeous full moon over Wyoming this week, but I bet you haven't seen it as close up as this zoomed in video shows.

We always encourage our Wyoming students to aim high. Midwest School took that direction literally a few months ago when they launched a high-altitude balloon nearly 100,000 feet over Wyoming.

It's hard to believe that this summer is the 32nd anniversary of the wildfire that nearly consumed Yellowstone National Park. I remember that summer of 1988 like it was yesterday.

I'm a big fan of NASA. They are responsible for astronauts and space stuff. That's probably obvious to you. But, what you may not realize is they also share a lot of pictures from space. From their collection, here are 5 awesome pics of Wyoming I think you'll enjoy.

At NASA, they recently shared a satellite image of the recent Badger Creek Fire. It gives us a global perspective of this natural disaster.

Joel Kowsky was in Banner, Wyoming, where a partial eclipse was visible, and captured the International Space Station flying in front of the sun as the moon crossed its face.

What will the eclipse really look like in Cheyenne? We have the answer to that question thanks to an amazing simulator. You might be surprised how similar it looks to Casper.

NASA will host two live feeds as the eclipse crosses 12 states on its 2,500-mile path from Oregon to South Carolina. Will you watch before and after its here?

NASA is hoping you will partner up with them and choose to become a citizen scientist for the upcoming 2017 solar eclipse. Here's how to join in the fun...

Wyoming has had the slogan "Like No Place on Earth". Mars is also like no place on earth, except for Wyoming.

This video from NASA shows the path of the eclipse as it passes over the country. It goes into details of when it will peak and over which parts of the U.S.