Colorado Stargazing

A super cool and rare event will be taking place in the Colorado skies on Friday morning.

Here's a list of folks who actually made it to space who all have ties to the great state of Colorado.

Looking at the stars in Denver is just different from any other city in the world.

Mother Nature treated us to a magnificent Full Super Flower Blood Moon last night (May 15, 2022). Take a look at this incredible event with images captured from Cold Shivers Point in Grand Junction, Colorado.

There's a Super Flower Blood Moon coming soon, and you don't want to miss it:

You do not immediately think 'Colorado' when you hear 'Aurora Borealis;' but if you get out to a part of the state that's north and dark, you can get lucky.

This is something that would be difficult to capture just about anywhere not named Wyoming. It's a stunning time-lapse video of the Milky Way from a photographer.

Over 100 meteors will be streaking across the Colorado sky over the next couple of weeks leading up to a grand finale on December 14th.

If you happen to be awake in the late hours of Thursday night (Nov. 18) or during the early hours going into Friday morning (Nov.19), you'll want to direct your attention to the sky.

Have you taken a moment to stop what you're doing and look up at the night sky? We don't do this nearly enough. What looking for an opportunity to stargaze, you'll find these to be some of the best places in Colorado.