On November 5, Wyoming skies will host the Beaver Moon in Wyoming, the closest full moon of the year. Discover what makes it special, when to catch it, and where to find the best views across our wide, dark terrain.
Category: Stargazing Stories
Where to See the Harvest Moon in Wyoming this October
On October 7, the Harvest Moon in Wyoming will rise over the Tetons, bathing the landscape in a golden glow. Learn what makes this full moon so special, the best time to look for it, and where to watch it for an unforgettable autumn night.
How to Watch the Blood Moon in Wyoming
This September’s total lunar eclipse promises a stunning “Blood Moon” for skywatchers—though in Wyoming, the view might not be what you expect.
Where to Watch the Perseids Meteor Shower in Jackson, Wyoming
Planning to catch the Perseids Meteor Shower in Jackson this August? With dark skies, stunning mountain backdrops, and peak viewing conditions in 2025, Jackson Hole is one of the best places to watch this celestial show.
Wyoming Astronomical Events 2025: Your Stargazing Guide
Check Out These Astronomical Events for the Rest of 2025 Whether you’re a seasoned stargazer or just looking for magical things to do in Jackson Hole at night, Wyoming’s big skies are the perfect place to witness the wonders of the universe. Here’s your late-2025 guide to Wyoming astronomical events—get ready for shooting stars, eclipses, […]
Unique Things to Do in Jackson Hole Wyoming for Aspiring Stargazers
Did you miss the northern lights? No worries – your stargazing adventure is just beginning. Whether you’re chasing Saturn’s rings through a telescope or safely viewing solar flares, there are plenty of unique things to do in Jackson Hole, Wyoming that bring the cosmos right to your feet.
DIY Sunset and Stargazing Adventure in Grand Teton N.P.
Spring is a special time here in Jackson, WY. As the snow line slowly recedes up the mountains, water again begins to flow through the valley and the lush green forests become active and full with life. However, as Summer fast approaches the days grow longer, which attract visitors with long days of outdoor adventures. […]
The Messier Catalog
For a few months around the New Year of 1744, the world was treated to a spectacular cosmic display as Comet C/1743 X1 (Comet de Chéseaux) passed though the inner solar system. This particular comet was among the brightest in history and as the comet made its approach towards the sun, an extremely rare phenomenon […]
Globular Clusters and the Early Universe
The origins of our universe began as a blank canvas, an expanding landscape of endless hot clouds of hydrogen and helium. For the first few hundred million years the universe was nearly featureless and chemically pristine, void of any heavy elements or complexity. It was a simple and humble beginning onto which the cosmos would […]
Get Ready for the April 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
2017 saw the “Great American Eclipse” visible across much of the northwest, central and southeastern US. An estimated 216 million Americans were fortunate enough to witness that magical event first hand, some traveling far and wide. Here in Jackson, Wyoming we were lucky to lie directly in the “path of totality” and some of you […]
Orion the Hunter – A Backyard Astronomy Guidepost
Winter is here! And with the passing seasons, brings new constellations into our evening night skies. During the winter months, it is the mighty hunter Orion who takes the center stage as the prominent constellation this time of year. Orion is easily identifiable, distinguished by the famous trio of bright stars known as Orion’s belt. […]
Exploring the Wonders of the Cosmos: Astronomy Events in Wyoming
Astronomy Events in Wyoming are perfect thanks to the vast open spaces and clear skies. Astronomy enthusiasts and curious stargazers can enjoy the cosmos and the events themselves. Among the various celestial events and opportunities to delve into the mysteries of the universe, two standout experiences beckon – Solar Astronomy at the People’s Market and […]
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