lunar eclipse

Coming to Colorado's night sky, a super-moon lunar eclipse.

Triple treat, trifecta, or whatever you want to call it, people in the western US looking to the sky next week will get to see a rare lunar occurrence with a super blue blood moon.

It's an all in one supermoon, blue moon, and total lunar eclipse.

If you thought the New Year’s Day supermoon was cool, wait till you see this.

It's a rare treat this Friday night (Feb. 10) when sky-watchers will be able to enjoy an eclipse, a comet, and a full moon.

Camera buffs and photographers - grab your camera and set your alarm clock for Wednesday's (Oct. 8) total lunar eclipse, which will be visible in Grand Junction, provided we have conducive sky conditions.

For the millionth time people get ready, doom is upon us again. On April 15 the first of the so-called ‘Blood Moons’ will rise in the sky and right on cue the freaks are coming out of the woodwork. The ‘Tetrad’ as it is know is the occurrence of four total lunar eclipses in a row and hasn’t happened since 2004 but this time doom is upon us.