summer solstice

I'm pretty jaded when it comes to videos, but this one took my breath away. It's a time-lapse video taken from 10,000 feet in Wyoming's Snowy Range of the Milky Way during the summer solstice.

It's a magical evening of storytelling dating back to 1926.

Not only will we enjoy 15 hours of Sun today, but the night will be topped off with a full moon. This once in a lifetime event hasn’t occurred in over 70 years and won’t happen again until 2094.

The Vernal Equinox came early this year. It was late Monday night at around 11:15 pm so you may have missed it. The next big solar calender event for Casper is the Summer Solstice and with that, the Crimson Dawn Celebration on Casper Mountain...

The National Parks Service is helping people celebrate the first day of summer this Tuesday by waiving entrance fee to all national parks for non-commercial vehicles.