Today we try to figure out just what an “orbit” actually is. How does gravity, which normally pulls things down, work to keep the Moon up in space?
Dec 10th: How do Orbits Work?
Urban Astronomer Archive
Nov 26th: Interview with Dr Daniel Cunnama
Today, @uastronomer will feature Dr Daniel Cunnama, the Science Engagement Astronomer at the SAAO and co-host of @cosmicsavannah. More at #365DaysOfAstro
Nov 13th: Why Are Planets Always Round?
Why are planets always round? Lets find the answer with @uastronomer at #365DaysOfAstro
Oct 22nd: Dr. Wendy Williams Talks About LOFAR
Dr. Wendy Williams discuss about LOFAR Array, and how the telescope she works with creates an image from radio signals.
Oct 8th: The Equinox Show
Special equinox podcast with @uastronomer & Clem Unger. We will have updates on OSIRIS-REx & Hayabusa 2. #365DaysOfAstro
Sep 24th: Jean-Pierre Grootaerd
Today we have special interview by @uastronomer with Jean-Pierre Grootaerd for ScopeX, the biggest astronomy & telescope event in South Africa.
Sep 11th: Dr Nicole Gugliucci
In this episode @uastronomer features @noisyastronomer and discussed about science outreach and education, and her time spent in South Africa.
Aug 31st: Clem Unger talks about OSIRIS-REx
This episode features a few points behind how those big diffuse gas clouds collapse into stars.
Aug 9th: Stellar Evolution & Nuclear Fusion
This week’s episode features the 2nd part of our look at how stellar evolution can lead to a supernova explosion,
Jul 27th: Stellar evolution, from Gas to Star
Urban Astronomer presents the first series of where supernova come from. This episode looks at the behaviour of gas molecules, and how this causes vast clouds of hydrogen floating in space to turn into stars.