What to look out, and up, for in January as Ralph, Paul & Jen pick their highlights for this month’s skies.

What to look out, and up, for in January as Ralph, Paul & Jen pick their highlights for this month’s skies.
All planets with liquid water please raise your hand, don’t go chasing interstellar asteroids, and of course listener questions!
This week we turn our steely gaze upon the red planet Mars, but we haven’t forgotten our promise to share some highlights from our time at the ICON Comics and Games Convention.
The holidays are upon us, and we have a great Geminid Meteor Shower, the winter constellations appearing, 2 or 3 morning planets, and a year-end occultation of Aldebaran by the Moon.
Problems with WFIRST, Mapping the 3D motions of extragalactic stars, & Flowing rivers of sand on Mars.
In 2020 a good window for Mars launches will open by many countries and NHATS became the acronym for the Near earth object Human spaceflight Accessible Target Study.
Let’s say the next Mars rover that is tweaked to find life on Mars finds some microbial life what impact would that have on the whole Mars exploration plans?
We lose a couple planets in October, but Saturn and Venus continue to shine, with Mars getting brighter and higher in the morning.