2017 Solar Eclipse

The eclipse was good for the Cowboy State, and some residents were able to profit from the opportunity. Airbnb.com just published data showing how well Wyoming did.

A segment from Denver station 9News titled Next With Kyle Clark, covered some interesting, yet humorous exchanges of some of the behavior on the Wyoming highways.

The Casper-Natrona County International Airport was a busy place the day of the eclipse. This astonishing video captured the busy tarmac in time-lapse.

If you've been experiencing headaches, nausea or both (and you're neither hungover over or pregnant), these could be side effects of the the solar eclipse.

The solar eclipse only lasts a short while. If the photographer misses the shot, there are no re-dos. It takes planning, and 11-year-old Jared did his homework.

While most of Wyoming (and our many visitors from all over the globe) were preparing for the 2017 Solar Eclipse, the Twitterverse was the battleground of sweet war.

The total solar eclipse only lasted a few minutes, but the imprint of this wondrous spectacle will last a lifetime in the minds of the spectators.

If you've been wondering why the Cowboy State (especially Casper) hasn't been as busy as initially advertised, just know, the people are coming.

With all the seriousness and all out fear of what negative things "may" happen during the upcoming solar eclipse, it is a welcomed breathe of fresh air to add a little humor into the mix.

As the Total Solar Eclipse begins, viewers will begin to see some other bright spots in the sky. 4 Planets will be viewable during the 'Totality' phase of the eclipse.

Can you view the Total Solar Eclipse without a viewing device like glasses or filter lenses? Yes, but only during the 'Totality'.

Here are 5 easy and safe ways to view the upcoming solar event, regardless of where you might be located a the time of the event crosses North America on Monday, August 21st.