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13 Dec 2013
- 00:39 UTC The Space Show The John Batchelor Show "Hotel Mars," Wednesday, 12-13 Guests: John Batchelor, Dr. William (Bill) Farrand, Dr. David Livingston. Topics: Chinese Chang'e 3 launch to the Moon, their lunar program. You are invited to comment, ask questions, and discuss ...
12 Dec 2013
- 21:00 UTC At the Eyepiece Ep 87 - ISON Update, Holiday Deals, Comets and More! - De... In this episode, I give you some sweet holiday deals I found on some select astronomical equipment. I share the latest news on Comet ISON, but also share some surprising ...
- 12:00 UTC 365 Days of Astrono... CosmoQuest Special! - Dawn Mission: Hubble Inspired Streamed live on Dec 5, 2013 Hubble Space Telescope (HST) has been expanding our concept of the universe for more than twenty years. When it turned its optics upon protoplanets ...
- 08:00 UTC NASA's Jet Propulsi... Flying over an Extraterrestrial Land of Lakes This colorized flyover movie from NASA's Cassini mission takes viewers over the two largest seas on Saturn's moon Titan and nearby lakes.
- 03:53 UTC Talking Space Podca... Episode 539: Moon, Mars and Maybe Beyond On this episode of Talking Space, we discuss the dire state of planetary science at NASA. We look at both an article and a video by Bill Nye of the ...
11 Dec 2013
- 17:11 UTC The Space Show Dr. Wendell Mendell, Tuesday, 12-10-13 Guest: Dr. Wendell Mendell. Topics: His 50 years at NASA, the Moon, lunar base work, congress & more. Please direct all comments and questions regarding Space Show programs/guest(s) to the ...
- 12:00 UTC Exposing PseudoAstr... Episode 95: The Fake Story of Planet X, Part 8 - Zecharia... Zecharia Sitchin's ideas about Planet X were discussed in Episode 23, where I also presented numerous reasons why his Planet X - Nibiru - does not exist. This episode discusses ...
- 12:00 UTC 365 Days of Astrono... Learning Space - High School Astronomers This week on Learning Space, we're talking with astronomy graduate students Rachael Beaton and Joanna Corby at the University of Virginia about their experiences mentoring high school researchers. Join us ...
- 09:39 UTC Cheap Astronomy 183.1 Snippet - Dwarf spheroidal galaxies - 11 December 2... Small, round, dark and ubiquitous.
- 02:16 UTC Silicon Valley Astr... The Chelyabinsk Meteor: Can We Survive a Bigger Impact? In February 2013, a rocky projectile entered the Earth’s atmosphere and its explosion, at an altitude of 14 mi, released energy equivalent to a couple dozen Hiroshima-sized atom bombs. About ...
- 02:13 UTC StarStuff Dust mystery surrounds first stars The early Universe had little dust, so how did the first stars form? Also; blackholes, worm holes and quantum gravity; and freshwater lakes capable of supporting life once existed on ...
10 Dec 2013
- 17:24 UTC The Space Show Michelle Evans, Monday, 12-9-13 Guest: Michelle Evans. Topics: X-15 Rocketplane and Michelle's Book, The X-15 Rocket Plane: Flying the First Wings into Space. Please direct all comments and questions regarding Space Show programs/guest(s) to ...
- 17:00 UTC NASA's Chandra X-ra... Space Scoop: The Mysterious Afterlife of Stellar Giants Neutron stars are the ultra-dense cores left behind after a massive star reaches the end of its life and explodes.
- 12:00 UTC NASA Astrobiology M... Skeptic Check: Monster Mashup Monsters don't exist. Except when they do. And extinction is forever, except when it isn't. So, which animals are mythical and which are in hiding? Bigfoot sightings are plentiful, but ...
- 12:00 UTC 365 Days of Astrono... Dear Cheap Astronomy #10 - Hypotheticals This week we try dunking a hypertoroid in a gravity well of dark matter. Dear Cheap Astronomy: Is the Universe really a donut? This idea has been around for a ...
- 08:00 UTC NASA's Jet Propulsi... Juno spacecraft listens for a greeting from Earth As NASA's Jupiter-bound Juno spacecraft swung past Earth on Oct. 9, 2013, amateur radio operators around the world sent a Morse Code "HI" to the spacecraft. Would Juno hear their ...
- 08:00 UTC NASA's Jet Propulsi... 'HI' to Juno in Morse Code The Waves instrument aboard NASA's Juno spacecraft recorded amateur radio signals from ham radio operators from around the world.
- 00:00 UTC Naked Astronomy The future of lunar space missions - 13.12.10 - Naked Ast... Join Space Boffins Sue Nelson and Richard Hollingham for a lunar love-in featuring Apollo 13 astronaut Jim Lovell and studio guests David Baker, author of the latest Apollo 13 Haines ...
9 Dec 2013
- 19:30 UTC NASA Astrobiology M... Skeptic Check: Monster Mashup Monsters don't exist. Except when they do. And extinction is forever, except when it isn't. So, which animals are mythical and which are in hiding? Bigfoot sightings are plentiful, but ...
- 17:23 UTC The Space Show Jim Lewis, Sunday, 12-8-13 Guest: Jim Lewis. Topic: Animals in space based on his documentary film, "America's Animal Astronaut Heroes." Please direct all comments and questions regarding Space Show programs/guest(s) to the Space Show ...
- 16:00 UTC NASACast Dating Younger Rocks Hi I'm John Grotzinger. I'm the project scientist for Mars Science Laboratory mission and this is your Curiosity Rover Report. Curiosity's got some great new findings. We've been able to ...
- 12:00 UTC 365 Days of Astrono... Astronomy Cast Ep. 324 - Sun Grazers Streamed live on Dec 2, 2013 Comets can spend billions of years out in the Oort Cloud, and then a few brief moments of terror orbiting the Sun. These are ...
- 08:00 UTC NASA's Jet Propulsi... Earth and Moon Seen by Passing Juno Spacecraft This cosmic pirouette of Earth and our moon was captured by the Juno spacecraft as it flew by Earth on Oct. 9, 2013.
- 08:00 UTC NASA's Jet Propulsi... Airborne Snow Observatory: Measuring Snowpack from the Sk... The Airborne Snow Observatory is two instruments put together that look at the surface, that tells us how deep the snow is and how much sunlight that snow absorbs and ...
- 08:00 UTC NASA's Jet Propulsi... Curiosity Rover Report (Dec. 9, 2013): Dating Younger Roc... NASA's Curiosity has determined the age of a Martian rock and provided first readings of radiation on the surface of Mars.
- 08:00 UTC Are We Alone? Skeptic Check: Monster Mashup Monsters don’t exist. Except when they do. And extinction is forever, except when it isn’t. So, which animals are mythical and which are in hiding? Bigfoot sightings are plentiful, but ...
- 06:00 UTC The Planetary Socie... Comet ISON: Much More Than a Memory Maybe it wasn’t “the comet of the century,” but ISON has left a scientific legacy that is beyond compare. That’s according to Karl Battams of NASA’s Comet ISON Observing Campaign ...
- 05:00 UTC Behind the Webb Episode 21: All Sewn Up The James Webb Space Telescope’s tennis court-sized sunshield is made of a special material called Kapton. But finding Kapton this size is impossible, so engineers must assemble pieces in order ...
- 02:00 UTC At the Eyepiece Ep 87 - ISON Update, Seasonal Specials, Observing and mor... Tonights episode covers the latest news on Comet ISON. This is the season for specials on astronomcial equipment, so we just a few to consider with you that I think ...
- 00:00 UTC Astronomy Cast Ep. 324: Sun Grazers Comets can spend billions of years out in the Oort Cloud, and then a few brief moments of terror orbiting the Sun. These are the sun grazers. Some survive their ...
8 Dec 2013
- 12:00 UTC 365 Days of Astrono... Space Scoop - Now You See Me, Now You Don't Late one night, while observing a nearby galaxy, a team of professional astronomers got a surprise – a bright new object had appeared in the galaxy overnight! Upon closer inspection ...
7 Dec 2013
- 17:28 UTC The Space Show Dr. Bruce Cordell, Friday, 12-6-13 Guest: Dr. Bruce Cordell. Topics: Dr. Cordell, using Maslow Windows and historical economic trends, looks at the potential future for a large space expansion program. Please direct all comments and ...
- 15:42 UTC Space Talk with Jim... Just Cruisin w/ Larry Jackson 12/7/2013 Larry talks about what's new with the cruising industry. Just Cruisin w/ Larry Jackson 12/7/2013
- 12:00 UTC 365 Days of Astrono... Observing With Webb - December 2013 We have a somewhat interesting December this year. You have plenty of planets to observe at various times of the night, the Geminid Meteor shower, and also Comet Lovejoy. Comet ...
- 05:59 UTC The Titanium Physic... Episode 39: Pasta Stars So. If someone comes up to you and tells you that there are planets out there made of ice and water, you'd go "yeah". and if they said "there are ...
6 Dec 2013
- 17:48 UTC Talking Space Podca... Episode 538: To Launch or Not To Launch Is that The Quest... On this episode we discuss the multiple launch attempts by SpaceX of the SES-8 satellite. Frustration at lack of information provided by SpaceX to the press gets considerable attention from ...
- 16:00 UTC This Week @ NASA This Week @ NASA, December 6, 2013 “Here’s some of the stories trending This Week at NASA!” ISON update With a more than ninety percent probability that Comet ISON broke apart from a major heating event on ...
- 14:00 UTC Hubblecast HD Hubblecast 70: Peering around cosmic corners Last month saw the inauguration of a new Hubble observing program: Frontier Fields. This will use the powerful magnifying properties of massive galaxy clusters to peer even deeper into the ...
- 12:00 UTC 365 Days of Astrono... The First Annual Heidi Winter Memorial Lecture - Dr. Ed M... Dr. Ed Murphy of UVa takes us on a tour of the Winter skies that the late Heidi Winter loved so much. Recorded by Richard Drumm, our editor, on December ...
- 08:00 UTC NASA's Jet Propulsi... Saturn's Unique Hexagon in Full View New views from NASA's Cassini spacecraft of the unique six-sided jet stream around Saturn's north pole known as "the hexagon."
- 02:20 UTC NASA's Chandra X-ra... Kepler’s Supernova Remnant in 60 Seconds
5 Dec 2013
- 18:23 UTC The Space Show The John Batchelor Show "Hotel Mars," Wednesday, 12-4-13 Guests: John Batchelor, Leonard David, Gordon Chan, Dr. David Livingston. Topics: Chinese Chang'e 3 launch to the Moon, their lunar program. You are invited to comment, ask questions, and discuss ...
- 17:00 UTC NASA's Chandra X-ra... Sgr A* jet in 60 Seconds Jets of high-energy particles are found throughout the Universe on large and small scales.
- 12:00 UTC 365 Days of Astrono... Astro Folklore - The Weavergirl and the Cowherd Richard Drumm, our Editor, tells us the very popular asian tale that explains the stars Vega and Altair. http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations. Thank you! (Haven't ...
- 08:00 UTC AstrotalkUK Episode 66: Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre November 21st 2013 was the 50th anniversary of a rocket launched from India in to space. The launch itself was an all Indian affair but with lots of international support. ...
- 06:00 UTC AstrotalkUK Episode 65: ISRO – The early years The Indian Space Research Organisation formally came in to being in 1972. By then, India had been developing its space program for almost a decade. The first launch to space ...
4 Dec 2013
- 19:30 UTC NASA Astrobiology M... Mathand#039;s Days Are Numbered Imagine a world without algebra. We can hear the sound of school children applauding. What practical use are parametric equations and polynomials, anyway? Even some scholars argue that algebra is ...
- 19:18 UTC NASA's Chandra X-ra... Space Scoop: Growth of the Coma Colossus
- 17:38 UTC The Space Show Robert (Bob) Zimmerman, Tuesday, 12-3-13 Guest: Robert (Bob) Zimmerman. Topics: launch competition, commercial space, China, gov. space programs, budget issues. Please direct all comments and questions regarding Space Show programs/guest(s) to the Space Show blog, ...
- 12:00 UTC NASA Astrobiology M... Skeptic Check: Science Blunders ENCORE We’ve all had an “oops” moment. Scientists are no exception. Sometimes science stumbles in the steady march of progress. Find out why cold fusion is a premier example why ...