lunar eclipse

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...

The moon will be officially full tomorrow at 6:02 a.m. according to space.com, but it appears full the night before to the casual stargazer.

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!

Sunday night bore witness to the dark side of the moon when earth's shadow blocked the moon, creating a 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 weather service says the event will be a spectacular sight if skies are clear enough for it to be seen.

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

It occurred to me that even though we weren't able watch the eclipse live, there's no reason why we can't see it on our computer screens at work the next day. Take a peek at these killer shots from around the world.

As long as Mother Nature co-operates a once in a lifetime event occurs tonight and is visible starting at 11:30 p.m. mst