meteor shower

Over 100 meteors will be streaking across the Colorado sky over the next couple of weeks leading up to a grand finale on December 14th.

Mother Nature is set to put on one heck of a light show for us!

The Perseid meteor shower will debut on August 11.

The annual Lyrid meteor shower will be peaking this weekend and it might be a great time to do some stargazing! Up to 18 as many as 18 meteors per hour might be able to be seen during the peak of this meteor shower this weekend. Saturday night into Sunday morning will be the peak time for you to catch a glimpse of the Lyrid meteor shower...

From now until October 26th look to the sky on clear nights. The Orionid meteor shower is at its peak.

One Fort Collins resident believes they saw a UFO during the annual Perseid Meteor Shower earlier this month. But is it legit?

As the second week of August comes to an end, it brings forth a sparkling light show in the sky. On Thursday and Friday night, viewing of the annual Perseid meteor shower will be at its peak – and with forecasters predicting perfect conditions and this year's outburst to be double than normal, it gives you every reason to set out for some late-night stargazing.

There's no better place than Northern Colorado to see celestial events, thanks to our clear crystal skies. Next week you'll have a chance to see a meteor shower here in Fort Collins.