Stargazing

It's not an everyday occurrence to see not one, not two, not even three, but four of the brightest objects in the night sky being visible at the same time and in the same picture.

A two-tailed comet is streaking above Wyoming. Well, sure, and the rest of the world too, but anyway. This one has two tails and is green It's officially called 12P/Pons-Brooks and was first seen way back in 1812 by French astronomer Jean-Louis Pons. ...

Here is the forecast.

For all Wyomingites that are interested in stargazing, tonight (Monday, September 18th, 2023), there is fairly decent chance you will be able to see an aurora.

The state has abundent "dark skies."

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...

Find it among all those little dots up here.

Here's a list of the best places to stargaze in Wyoming - and yes, you can camp at all of them to get the full stargazing experience!

Last night of May.

From Photographers across Wyoming