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BBC Sky At Night magazine podcast – Episode 2

Published Wednesday, 21 May, 2008 BBC Sky at Night magazine , astronomy outreach , podcast Leave a Comment

Episode number two of our podcast is out now. In this episode we have an interview with Stuart Clark about the Tunguska event that happened 100 years ago this June. It’s thought that a comet devastated large parts of Siberia when it exploded over a vast expanse of forest in 1908, felling 80 million trees! Stuart investigates the importance of this event and the mystery that surrounds it for our cover feature, in the magazine, this month. Lots more in the podcast too including my interview with Paul Money about June’s stargazing highlights, storms on Saturn and how to become and astronaut. Listen to it here.

Above: This light toned storm on Saturn has lighting 10,000 times more powerful than that seen on Earth. Find out about it on the podcast. Credit: NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute

BBC Sky At Night magazine podcast now on iTunes

Published Tuesday, 22 April, 2008 astronomy outreach , media , podcast Leave a Comment

What the title says really. For those of you that want to subscribe it’s on iTunes here.

BBC Sky At Night magazine podcast released

Published Friday, 18 April, 2008 astronomy outreach , media , podcast 4 Comments

Our new podcast is now out on its very own webpage here. In the first episode Sky At Night magazine’s editor Graham Southorn and I chat about the Royal Astronomical Society’s National Astronomy Meeting that I visited a few weeks ago.

If you listen to the podcast you can also find out what James Bond has been doing at one of the world’s largest observatories (the VLT in Chile), hear about the latest on the plans to upgrade Hubble this summer and the discovery of the youngest extrasolar planet ever found.

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