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Best views of Mercury and Saturn
Season 5 ¡ Episode 36
dimanche 1 septembre 2024 âĸ Duration 04:57
Mercury's at greatest elongation this week. Saturn's at opposition next week. You can see these planets on opposite sides of the sky.
Venus is in the evening sky. The moon passes in front of Spica.
Lincoln, Luna, and the law
Season 5 ¡ Episode 35
dimanche 25 aoÃģt 2024 âĸ Duration 05:44
Some people have claimed that Abraham Lincoln was so desperate to win a hopeless court case he fabricated evidence. Astronomy then and now can prove he was as honest as his reputation holds.
When meteor showers dry up
Season 5 ¡ Episode 26
dimanche 23 juin 2024 âĸ Duration 05:34
For a few years, there was a meteor shower in June that produced faint blue streaks. It doesn't happen anymore. It's not the only meteor shower to have gone extinct. But there's another shower that has come back.
Saturn seems to be holding still. Mercury emerges into the evening.
Sirius by day and DART
Season 3 ¡ Episode 40
dimanche 2 octobre 2022 âĸ Duration 07:44
The brightest night star can be seen in the daytime at certain times of the year if you know exactly where to look.
And observations are underway to determine if human technology can nudge an asteroid.
Tides
Season 3 ¡ Episode 39
dimanche 25 septembre 2022 âĸ Duration 06:09
Your idea of how the moon affects the tides is probably incomplete. Here's the rest of the story.
A crab, donkeys, and bees
Season 3 ¡ Episode 38
dimanche 18 septembre 2022 âĸ Duration 04:25
One of the fainter constellations is named for a crustacean, even though two of its stars are donkeys and one of its star clusters is described as a beehive.
Jupiter's Great Red Spot
Season 3 ¡ Episode 37
dimanche 11 septembre 2022 âĸ Duration 04:07
The most famous whirlwind in the solar system has been spinning for almost 200 years. Some think it's been around more than 360 years. You can see it for yourself in a telescope--if you look at the right time.
A once-in-a-lifetime opposition
Season 3 ¡ Episode 36
dimanche 4 septembre 2022 âĸ Duration 06:25
Jupiter will soon be the closest it's been to Earth since 1963! The next time it's this close will be in the next century.
Mercury exits the evening sky and moves to the morning. Venus slowly leaves the morning. Mars marches eastward. And the equinox.
Awful astrology questions
Season 3 ¡ Episode 35
dimanche 28 aoÃģt 2022 âĸ Duration 02:42
Mercury begins its retreat from the evening sky. Venus also heads sunward. Mars moves by the Hyades V.
And how do I take it when people ask me astrology questions?
The Great Square
Season 3 ¡ Episode 34
dimanche 21 aoÃģt 2022 âĸ Duration 04:37
Learn about the Great Square of Pegasus and some star names that maybe don't make horse sense.