July and early August promise a celestial spectacle with three major meteor showers - the Alpha Capricornids, Perseids, and Southern Delta Aquariids lighting up the sky.

Colorado residents and visitors who tilt their heads skyward after dark this July will witness awe-inspiring astrological ...

The second half of July and the early days of August are the perfect time to get outside and look at the night sky.

It will shine through the night before setting near sunrise.It's also known as the Full Buck Moon, a term connected to the quick growth of antlers on male deer in the middle of the summer.Later in the ...

The full buck moon rises in the eastern sky on July 10. Best viewed at dusk, it will glow orange and trace a low path across ...