Today The Cosmic Savannah discuss with Prof Ewine van Dishoeck about molecular astrophysicsand her roles as the President of IAU
Sep 26th: Cosmic Chemistry
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Aug 22nd: Astro Molo Mhlaba
Today, The Cosmic Savannah will take us to learn all about the inspirational Astro Molo Mhlaba project in Khayelitsha (Cape Town). This project targets the issues of inclusivity and diversity in South African astronomy by engaging the most underrepresented group – black girls from under-served communities.
Jul 25th: Dark skies over Africa
Join us today as @cosmicsavannah discuss about the Sayari project in Kenya, satellites launching from Nigeria, and outreach project through @awb_org in Nigeria.
Jun 27th: Space Telescopes!
In this episode, @cosmicsavannah discuss about space telescope. Hoe data being deliver to the scientist how the myriad of data collected is incorporated into one beautiful image.
May 23rd: The Transit of Mercury
In this episode @cosmicsavannah talk to Dr Niruj Ramanujam from the South African Radio Astronomy Observatory (SARAO) about the importance of the Mercury Transit & how you can see the transit.
Apr 25th: The Vatican Observatory & More!
Today @CosmicSavannah will talk with @specolations on why the Vatican has an observatory, and how they reconcile faith and the Big Bang? Also discussion with @healytwin1 about her work on neutral hydrogen in galaxy clusters.
Mar 28th: Inter-Season Bonus: Soapbox Science
Today we will have The Cosmic Savannah live event from Soapbox Science South Africa in Cape Town.
Feb 29th: Modeling Meerkats!
The challenging interface between theory and observations & some game viewing in the incredible 2 million hectare Kruger National Park!
Feb 11th: The South African Astronomical Observatory
Season 1 finale: Discussion about Galaxy evolution and some of the exciting discoveries along the way, SAAO, and astronomy in South Africa.
Jan 28th: Further Adventures in Oz
Jacinta continues her visit to Australia, this week chatting with Dr Jeff Wagg about the Square Kilometer Array (SKA) and Ahmed Elagali about his work on superclusters, neutral hydrogen and ring galaxies.