Have gravitational waves revealed the first ‘Black Neutron Star’? Jen sees the error of her ways about Betelgeuse’s recent dimming. And of course the skyguide for you!
Jul 1st: Awesome Astronomy July 2020 News Roundup
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Jun 23rd: Awesome Astronomy June 2020 Space Exploration Round Up
Today’s news! @AwesomeAstroPod will discuss about the struggling to get the media excited about astronomy and space exploration news. #365DaysOfAstro
Jun 3rd: Awesome Astronomy June 2020 News Roundup
How normal or unusual is our sun? The first galaxy formation, the nearest stellar mass black hole, and #spaceforce are on today’s news round up. @AwesomeAstroPod will give you a glance of June night sky!
May 27th: Awesome Astronomy Lockdown Q&A Part 2
This show is a response to the many requests we get to do an episode dedicated to answering listeners’ space & astronomy questions.
May 20th: Awesome Astronomy May 2020 Space Roundup
How Artemis Moon missions will work? Also discussions on Commercial laws, China mission to Mars, disaster and success at SpaceX with Starship. All in today’s AwesomeAstroPod podcast at #365DaysOfAstro
May 13th: Awesome Astronomy Lockdown Q&A Part 1
This show is a response to the many requests we get to do an episode dedicated to answering listeners’ space & astronomy questions.
May 6th: Awesome Astronomy May 2020 News Roundup
Astronomy round up with @AwesomeAstroPod and skyguide for May 2020. It looks like Fomalhaut b is not a planet after all!
Apr 15th: Awesome Astronomy April 2020 Space Exploration
Space exploration rounding up with @awesomeastropod. We will discuss about the impact of satellite constellations and #covid19 impact for future space missions/
Apr 1st: Awesome Astronomy April 2020 Astro Roundup
Goodbye Al Worden from Apollo 15 & Good luck to Jenny from @AwesomeAstroPod for her research. And of course as always, Awesome Astro team will share news round up and sky guide for April. Don’t miss it
Mar 18th: Awesome Astronomy March 2020 Space Roundup
Space News roundup with @AwesomeAstroPod and they will answer this question as well: What do was the greatest astronomical/scientific advancement that came about due to a dubious past, and was it worth it?