Mar 25th: We All Need Some Space
Is our future off Earth about interstellar travel or closer-to-home space colonies?
Mar 24th: Fast Radio Bursts
It’s time for an update on fast radio bursts, a phenomenon we’ve only known about for a few decades. In this time astronomers have learned a tremendous amount them.
Mar 23rd: Comet Johnson & Space Salsa
Bye bye Comet C2 2015 V2J which discovered by Jess Johnson & won’t be coming back. Also mission to test growing tomatoes in Lunar & Mars.
Mar 22nd: A Stroll to the Edge of The Universe
How big is big? and How far is far? Let’s explore the answer with @CosmicSavanah and Tshiamiso Makwela (the news host).
Mar 21st: Overlooked Exoplanet Found by Citizen Scientists
Using data provided by the Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 citizen science project, volunteers found a possible large planet or brown dwarf orbiting its star.
Mar 20th: A History of Planetary Motion
Today’s Actual Astronomy discuss about history of our understanding of planetary motion from prehistoric times & antiquity to the present day
Mar 19th: Olayinka Fagbemiro
How can astronomy change lives? #BigImpactAstronomy talks with Olayinka about bringing STEM education to underserved communities in Nigeria.
Mar 18th: What’s the Most Important Wavelength in All Astronomy?
What is 21-cm radiation? What (and who) produces it? What causes it, and what does it tell us about the universe?
Mar 17th: Rogue Planets
Most planets orbit stars. That’s the rule, right? Well, maybe not. Sometimes planets just go rogue. Let’s learn about planets living free from stars.
Mar 16th: The Heat Is On & Near Neighbor
Today’s Travelers in the night discuss about why we must study the climate more, not less. And Carson Fuls discovery of asteroid 2017 AG13.