After 10 years of successfully publishing an award-winning daily audio astronomy show, the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast is poised to enter its second decade of sharing astronomy with the world.
The 365 Days of Astronomy daily podcast celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2019. As it enters a new decade, the show is planning a new year of content focused on the theme, “Commemorating discoveries across time and culture.”
Breaking News! It’s time for season ten of the award winning 365 Days Of Astronomy podcast to start. With a new year comes a new theme. As we leave behind Totality 2017, we will embrace Amateur Astronomer contributions and the importance of citizen science with 2018, the Year of Everyday Astronomers.
This is a story from java about 7 days cycle in Javanese calendar.
This is a legend from Papua, about Sampari, the morning star (or Venus).
This is a story about creation of the Universe according to Javanese people
Trishanku, an interpretation of southern cross from India.
Myth from the Batak Toba Culture of North Sumatera, about the Moon’s resident and the origin of humans and the universe.
Mars has an atmosphere but somehow the red planet lost its atmosphere. Why? How?
This is a short story about Orion, Alpha & Beta Centauri and Crux in Javenese interpretation.