Colorado Stargazing

If you have never seen the Northern Lights, you may be getting some additional chances to view the spectacle in the coming months.

Up late last night? If you were and happened to be outside in Northern Colorado, you might have seen the Northern Lights.

Colorado is getting ready for the "green comet," which is again visible this February so you just might be able to catch a glimpse over the Colorado skies.

Get set to bundle up and step outside to see one of the biggest meteor showers of the year, this week. The upcoming snow doesn't mean you can't catch this one.

It is actually possible to see the Northern Lights in Colorado, if the sky conditions are right.

Colorado sky watchers and star gazers should have their eyes fixed on the nighttime sky if they want to see a spectacular meteor shower.

Take a look at this amazing footage captured just days ago in Montrose, Colorado. When was the last time you saw footage of our galaxy this clear?

The moon will be bigger, brighter and closer to Earth than ever. It's also the time of year when male deer start to grow back their antlers, hence the name.

Here's a list of folks who actually made it to space who all have ties to the great state of Colorado.

Looking at the stars in Denver is just different from any other city in the world.