365 Days of Astronomy - Weekly Edition

Week 44 (Oct 29 - Nov 04)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:41:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 44 2009. This week the shows include:

Oct 29: The Deep Space Network by Steve Nerlich.
Oct 30: Sky and Earth: Together at Last! Pt. 1 by Alan Perkins.
Oct 31: The Fermi Paradox and the Drake Equation by Al Ashworth.
Nov 01: Listening to Gravitational Waves: A New Window on the Universe by Gareth Jones.
Nov 02: Cassini's Deepest Plume Passage: The "E7" Flyby of Enceladus" by Anne Verbiscer.
Nov 03: WISE: Mapping the Sky in Infrared Light by Bryan Mendez.
Nov 04: Top Ten Ways to Get Kids Excited About Astronomy! by Damian Handzy.

Week 43 (Oct 22 - Oct 28)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:11:15 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 43 2009. This week the shows include:

Oct 22: The Armchair Universe by Carolyn Collins Petersen.
Oct 23: A History of Modern Astronomy in Thailand, pt. 2 by Visanu Euarchukiati.
Oct 24: Great Light Switchout by The International Dark-Sky Association.
Oct 25: The TDRS System by Steve Nerlich.
Oct 26: Hot Tub Astronomy by Gary Santoro.
Oct 27: A Life in Astronomy by Richard Saunders of Skeptic Zone.
Oct 28: Funny You Should Ask About the Next Step in Your Astronomy Journey by Jeff Thibodeau.

Week 42 (Oct 15 - Oct 21)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:04:36 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 42 2009. This week the shows include:

Oct 15: The Jewish Calendar, or "When is Passover this Year Anyway?" by Zachary Kessin and Rabbi Hillel Mazels.
Oct 16: Our Growing Galaxy by Sue Ann Heatherly.
Oct 17: The Search for WIMPs by Jimmy Erickson.
Oct 18: Geometry Vs. Lunacy by Mark Thompson.
Oct 19: When Galileo Fell Into Jupiter by Adam Fuller from Columbia Astronomy.
Oct 20: Mercury: Close Encounter for the Third Time by Bob Hirshon.
Oct 21: 125 Years of the Prime Meridian at Greenwich by Marek Kukula of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich.

Week 41 (Oct 08 - Oct 14)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 07:36:56 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 41 2009. This week the shows include:

Oct 08: Learning About Seasons in a Planetarium by Chuck Dibbs and Virginia Beach City Public Schools.
Oct 09: The Search for Distant Worlds by Christopher Crockett.
Oct 10: I Know Why It's Dark at Night. Do You? by Terry Johnson and Friends.
Oct 11: Quiet Skies by Sue Ann Heatherly.
Oct 12: Lovell Telescope by Stuart Lowe and Tim O'Brien.
Oct 13: The Summer We Flew to the Moon by Mike Simonsen.
Oct 14: A WISE mission to Study Asteroids and Other Objects by Jane Platt.

Week 40 (Oct 01 - Oct 07)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 15:58:41 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 40 2009. This week the shows include:

Oct 01: My Favorite Things? Getting Astronomy on Your Children’s Favorites List by Patrick McQuillan with help from Connor and Ryan McQuillan.
Oct 02: Moon Town - Scifi in Web Comics by Paul Caggegi of The Process Diary.
Oct 03: Red Fireballs, Quiet Quakes and Heat Haze by Society for Popular Astronomy.
Oct 04: Measuring Time by Nik Whitehead.
Oct 05: Postcards from the Universe by Sky at Night Magazine.
Oct 06: Crashing to Ground: Anniversary of the Impact of 2008 TC3 by Emily Lakdawalla.
Oct 07: Mira and the Pulsating Red Giants by The American Association of Variable Star Observers.

Week 39 (Sep 24 - Sep 30)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 11:22:24 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 39 2009. This week the shows include:

Sep 24: Faces of the Moon by Bob Crelin.
Sep 25: Modern Telescopes and Observation Techniques by The Adler Planetarium.
Sep 26: The IAU Strategy by Carolina Ödman.
Sep 27: The Phobos LIFE Experiment by Mat Kaplan and Bruce Betts.
Sep 28: The Connection between Metal Abundances and the Evolution of Galaxies by Duane Lee from Columbia Astronomy.
Sep 29: Space Law by Harold Goldner.
Sep 30: The Delight of Stars by Brother Guy Consolmagno.

Week 38 (Sep 17 - Sep 23)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 07:02:47 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 38 2009. This week the shows include:

Sep 17: Top Ten Telescope Mistakes for Beginners by Robin Scagell.
Sep 18: Pulsar Search Collaboratory by Sue Ann Heatherly.
Sep 19: Ed White's Glove by Steve Nerlich.
Sep 20: September Equinox: International Unity Day by Judith Young.
Sep 21: Notes from a Parking Lot by Rob Simbeck.
Sep 22: The First Female Radio Astronomer by Brains Matter.
Sep 23: Looking for a Reason. Why Astronomy? by Richard Saunders of Skeptic Zone.

Week 37 (Sep 10 - Sep 16)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:32:30 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 37 2009. This week the shows include:

Sep 10: Singing the Ultraviolet Blues by Carolyn Collins Petersen.
Sep 11: Pluto, Stand Thou Still! by Larry Sessions.
Sep 12: Slacker Astronomy Interview with George Hrab by Slacker Astronomy.
Sep 13: Why We See the Same Side of the Moon by Gordon Houston.
Sep 14: The Starry Night by Sayward Duffano.
Sep 15: Interview with Star Trek's Tim Russ by Ed Sunder.
Sep 16: Epo's Chronicles by Kamal S. Prasad, Tiffany Schwab, Kevin John and Logan Hill.

Week 36 (Sep 03 - Sep 09)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 17:00:05 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 36 2009. This week the shows include:

Sep 03: Gravitational Lensing by SkyLK.
Sep 04: Saturn's Rings Do a Disappearing Trick by Emily Lakdawalla.
Sep 05: A-Hunting We Will Go! by John Troeltzsch & Roz Brown.
Sep 06: Eyes Above: The Emotions of a Scientific Discovery by The Astronomical Observatory of the Autonomous Region of the Aosta Valley (OAVdA).
Sep 07: Cataclysmic Variables by The American Association of Variable Star Observers.
Sep 08: Who Wants to Be an Astronomaire? by Wayne Harris-Wyrick.
Sep 09: Planet Searching at the Gemini Observatory by The Gemini Observatory.

Week 35 (Aug 27 - Sep 02)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 06:20:56 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 35 2009. This week the shows include:

Aug 27: Need a Unique Birthday Gift? “Buy” a Birthday Star by Patrick and Ryan McQuillan.
Aug 28: Saturn’s Moon Enceladus – Past, Present, and Future by David Seal.
Aug 29: My Life with Charlie by David Powell.
Aug 30: The Environments of Jupiter's Moons by Amy Bowen.
Aug 31: Grote Reber: The First Radio Astronomer by Destry Saul of Columbia Astronomy.
Sep 01: Re-Discovering the Wonderment of the Night Sky by Mike DeVito.
Sep 02: STEREO-IMPACT: Our UN-quiet Sun by UC Berkeley's Center for Science Education.

Week 34 (Aug 20 - Aug 26)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 08:50:27 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 34 2009. This week the shows include:

Aug 20: Walking With Planets by Andy Brigg.
Aug 21: Flying Around the Solar System by Nancy Atkinson.
Aug 22: Astronomy for Beginners by Assi Süer.
Aug 23: Galileo Presents a Telescope to the Venetian Senate by Mark Thompson.
Aug 24: The Reemergence of Planetary Science: Revisiting Percival Lowell by Holly Larson from Columbia Astronomy.
Aug 25: The Scenery of the Night by The U.S. National Park Service.
Aug 26: 20th Anniversary of Voyager 2 at Neptune by Martin Ratcliffe and Dr. Ed Stone.

Week 33 (Aug 13 - Aug 19)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 09:11:54 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 33 2009. This week the shows include:

Aug 13: Down to My Last Quarter by Larry Sessions.
Aug 14: The Cosmos from the Outback by Carolyn Collins Petersen.
Aug 15: Chaucer's Astronomy & Treatise on the Astrolabe by Dave Wilton.
Aug 16: An African Boy's Heavenly Dream by Abraham Samma.
Aug 17: Let There Be Night by Chuck Bueter.
Aug 18: Helium and the Sun by Susan and Amanda Murph.
Aug 19: What Slammed Into Jupiter? by SkyGuy.

Week 32 (Aug 06 - Aug 12)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 18:14:20 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 32 2009. This week the shows include:

Aug 06: UNAWE: Experiences With Children by Universe Awareness.
Aug 07: Eclipsing Binaries by The American Association of Variable Star Observers.
Aug 08: A History of Modern Astronomy in Thailand by Visanu Euarchukiati.
Aug 09: Perseids Meteor Shower by Christopher Crockett.
Aug 10: What Happened to Saturn's Rings? by Adam Fuller from Columbia Astronomy.
Aug 11: Cassini Watches the Sun Rise Above Saturn's Rings by Emily Lakdawalla.
Aug 12: Ancient Astronomy: The Mayans by Augusto Valdés.

Week 31 (Jul 30 - Aug 05)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 11:20:07 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 31 2009. This week the shows include:

Jul 30: A Tour Through the Lives of the Stars by André Gonçalves.
Jul 31: Now Tweet This: Reaching Beyond Mainstream Media by Rob Keown and Tavi Greiner.
Aug 01: How I Got Into Astronomy by Robert Simpson of Orbiting Frog.
Aug 02: Stardust@home: the Search for Interstellar Dust by Dr. Andrew Westphal and Anna Butterworth.
Aug 03: Black Hole Street Smarts by Lia Corrales and David Tam of Columbia University Astronomy.
Aug 04: Aliens in Roswell by Brian Dunning.
Aug 05: What Do We See When We Look Up? by Oklahoma City Astronomy Club.

Week 30 (Jul 23 - Jul 29)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 14:30:40 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 30 2009. This week the shows include:

Jul 23: Everything Old is New Again by Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp.
Jul 24: Astronomical Arts and Crafts for Kids by Amy Bowen.
Jul 25: The Southern Cross by Steve Nerlich.
Jul 26: Gravity Wave Astronomy by Ivan Semeniuk.
Jul 27: Astronomical Ballooning - Or, What Goes Up Must Come Down by Sarah Tuttle.
Jul 28: Opening Up the Sky to Kids by Jeff Wood.
Jul 29: Why Should We Teach Astronomy in High Schools? by Colin Jagoe.

Week 29 (Jul 16 - Jul 22)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:46:05 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 29 2009. This week the shows include:

Jul 16: The July 22 Total Solar Eclipse by Jay Pasachoff.
Jul 17: The Lucifer Project by Brian Dunning.
Jul 18: The Solar Eclipse of 1963 and Other Reminiscences by Peter Sosna.
Jul 19: Ray Bradbury Looks Back at Apollo 11 by Mat Kaplan.
Jul 20: The Eagle Has Landed by Ted Haulley.
Jul 21: Moonstruck by David Kurtz.
Jul 22: Astronomy in Anglo-Saxon England by Dave Wilton.

Week 28 (Jul 09 - Jul 15)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 18:09:25 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 28 2009. This week the shows include:

Jul 09: Measuring the Black Hole by Carolyn Collins Petersen.
Jul 10: How Amazingly Unlikely is Your Birth? by Larry Sessions.
Jul 11: Apollo 11 Through the Eyes of a Young Girl by Nancy Atkinson.
Jul 12: Women on the Moon by Mark Tillotson.
Jul 13: Windy City Astronomy by Elizabeth Fracek.
Jul 14: Telescope 400 by Robin Scagell.
Jul 15: Your Local Astronomy Club by Ed Sunder.

Week 27 (Jul 02 - Jul 08)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:08:53 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 27 2009. This week the shows include: * Jul 02: Herschel and Planck Set Sail into the Cold Universe by Edward and Haley Gomez. * Jul 03: Universe Awareness: Children's Voices by Carolina Ödman. * Jul 04: New World Ordered by Daniel Raffaele. * Jul 05: Looking Towards the Center of the Galaxy by Christopher Crockett. * Jul 06: Science and Religion by Gurbir Singh. * Jul 07: The Mysterious Epsilon Aurigae by The American Association of Variable Star Observers. * Jul 08: Archimede’s Death Ray and Dante’s Inferno: The Real Story of How Galileo Ignited the Age of the Telescope by Mark Thompson.

Week 26 (Jun 25 - Jul 01)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:04:25 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 26 2009. This week the shows include: * Jun 25: Galileo's Telescope by The Adler Planetarium. * Jun 26: The Palomar Transient Factor by Scott Kardel. * Jun 27: The Cosmic Microwave Background by Richard B. Drumm. * Jun 28: Space Travel in Science Fiction by Vance Weaver. * Jun 29: 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast Update by IYA New Media Working Group. * Jun 30: It's All About the Reference Frames by Kenneth Johnston. * Jul 01: S.K.A. Music - The Square Kilometer Array by Kylie Sturgess.

Week 25 (Jun 18 - Jun 24)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 17:20:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 25 2009. This week the shows include: * Jun 18: THEMIS/Artemis by APF. * Jun 19: A Modest Black Hole by Sue Ann Heatherly. * Jun 20: Magnetar the Magnificent by Carolyn Collins Petersen. * Jun 21: The June Solstice: The Week the Sun Stood Still by Judith Young. * Jun 22: Galileo and His Lute by Mark Thompson. * Jun 23: Star Parties: Fun in the Dark by Ted Judah. * Jun 24: Telescopes for Schools by Society for Popular Astronomy.

Week 24 (Jun 11 - Jun 17)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:00:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 24 2009. This week the shows include: * Jun 11: Round, Round, Round We Go by Larry Sessions. * Jun 12: Does Dark Matter Really Exist? by Jim Stratigos. * Jun 13: Tycho Brahe’s Nose by James Clifton. * Jun 14: The Mars Global Surveyor by Nancy Atkinson. * Jun 15: Displaying Saturn by Marek Kukula of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. * Jun 16: International Dark Sky Parks & Reserves – Just in Time for Summer Vacation! by The International Dark-Sky Association. * Jun 17: The Big Bang! by Josh Schroeder of Columbia Astronomy.

Week 23 (Jun 04 - Jun 10)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 05:00:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 23 2009. This week the shows include: * Jun 04: JPL's Greatest Hits by Bruce Irving. * Jun 05: Beginner's Guide to Observing Jupiter by Martin Ratcliffe. * Jun 06: Backyard Astrophotography - A Visual Effects Artist's Escape to Reality by The Process Diary. * Jun 07: The Brightest Stars in the Sky by The American Association of Variable Star Observers. * Jun 08: The Universe in Ultraviolet! by Erika Hamden of Columbia Astronomy. * Jun 09: Who Was Edwin Hubble? by Doug Allen. * Jun 10: The Face on Mars by Brian Dunning.

Week 22 (May 28 - Jun 03)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 12:01:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 22 2009. This week the shows include: * May 28: The Search for Other Habitable Worlds by Geoff Marcy. * May 29: Dear Lyla, This is Where You Came From by John Noble. * May 30: The Power of the Force! (Astrology Part 2) by Patrick McQuillan. * May 31: Stars that Fell Like Rain by John Johnson. * Jun 01: Supernovae by Maureen Teyssier of Columbia Astronomy. * Jun 02: Sky Above and Worlds Beyond: A Book Review and Memoir by Amy Bowen. * Jun 03: Why We Need Neutrino Telescopes by Steve Nerlich.

Week 21 (May 21 - May 27)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 27 May 2009 08:00:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 21 2009. This week the shows include: * May 21: Hanny's Voorwerp and the Galaxy Zoo by Ted Judah. * May 22: Mars Exploration: A Quick History by Susan and Amanda Murph. * May 23: A Cheap "Name a Star" Gift for Graduates by Bruce Palmquist. * May 24: We're Expanding - and Accelerating! by Brains Matter. * May 25: Tides: More Than What Floats Your Boat by Robert Morehead from Columbia Astronomy. * May 26: Astronomer George Ellery Hale by Scott Kardel. * May 27: Smiley, the Little Dish that Could by Christi Whitworth.

Week 20 (May 14 - May 20)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Thu, 21 May 2009 09:23:25 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 20 2009. This week the shows include: * May 14: A Tour of Sydney Observatory by The Skeptic Zone Podcast. * May 15: Giant Pulses in the Crab by Sue Ann Heatherly. * May 16: Back to the Dark Ages: Responsible Nighttime Lighting by Connie Walker and Rob Sparks. * May 17: Citizen Scientists - Making a Difference and Having Fun by Tavi Greiner and Rob Keown. * May 18: Life of a Proton by Nik Whitehead. * May 19: When Did Galileo Really Learn About the Telescope? by Mark Thompson. * May 20: The Missing Cosmonauts by Brian Dunning.

Week 19 (May 07 - May 13)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 13 May 2009 00:01:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 19 2009. This week the shows include: * May 07: Variable Stars and the Stories They Tell by Mike Simonsen. * May 08: Peering Into the X-Ray Future by The Chandra X-Ray Center. * May 09: What's In a Day? by Cheap Astronomy. * May 10: The End of the Universe, In 10 Minutes by AstronomyCast. * May 11: The Magnetosphere by Terry and Stephan Whelan. * May 12: Dark Energy, with Michael Turner by Slacker Astronomy. * May 13: Messier's First Unique Find: Globular Cluster M3 by RapidEye Observatory.

Week 18 (Apr 30 - May 06)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Thu, 07 May 2009 14:13:41 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 18 2009. This week the shows include: * Apr 30: I'm Seeing Double! by Brains Matter. * May 01: Galileo, the Moon, and Visual Arts by James Clifton. * May 02: It's the Season for Eclipses in the Jupiter System by Jason Perry. * May 03: Webcam Astrophotography by Alexander W. Hobson. * May 04: Don't Forget Your Binoculars by Robin Scagell. * May 05: Seeing the Universe in a Whole New Light by Nicole Gugliucci. * May 06: All Aboard the Milky Way Railroad by Colin Stuart.

Week 17 (Apr 23 - Apr 29)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 22:22:09 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 17 2009. This week the shows include: * Apr 23: It's a Smash-Up: Interacting Galaxies by Brian Gay. * Apr 24: My Astronomical Society by James O'Neill. * Apr 25: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Outdoor Lighting by The U.S. National Park Service. * Apr 26: Palomar Observatory Honors Local Native Americans with Celestial Names by Scott Kardel. * Apr 27: Will the World End in 2012? by Cameron Hummels of Columbia Astronomy. * Apr 28: A Galaxy of Astronomical Birthdays by Patrick McQuillan. * Apr 29: The Big Picture by Carolyn Collins Petersen.

Week 16 (Apr 16 - Apr 22)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:59:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 16 2009. This week the shows include: * Apr 16: What is the World's Largest Telescope? by Rob Sparks. * Apr 17: Giant Molecular Clouds by Sue Ann Heatherly. * Apr 18: Why Isn't Pluto a Planet? by AstronomyCast. * Apr 19: Ancient Indian Astronomy by Harith, Rahul, and Rohith. * Apr 20: Singing the Praises of the ISS by Nancy Atkinson. * Apr 21: The Six Enduring Mysteries of the Universe by Marc West. * Apr 22: Don't Forget Kepler by David Powell.

Week 15 (Apr 09 - Apr 15)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 15 2009. This week the shows include: * Apr 09: SkyLab and the Apollo Telescope Mount by Josh Fuchs and Travis Rasor. * Apr 10: Build It and They Will Come: Tale of an Observatory by Ted Judah. * Apr 11: The ALMA Deep Field Experiment by Richard B. Drumm. * Apr 12: Exploring Space From Space by Kenneth Renshaw. * Apr 13: Edward, Annie, and Williamina Discuss Spectral Classification by Bruce Palmquist, Felicity Fredsti, and Marilyn Magenis. * Apr 14: Exploring Space with Your Computer by Bruce Irving. * Apr 15: Stargazing with Kids by Ed Sunder.

Week 14 (Apr 02 - Apr 08)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 08:01:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 14 2009. This week the shows include: * Apr 02: Searching for Distant Hydrogen from the Australian Outback by Nicole Gugliucci. * Apr 03: Chicks In Space by Cheap Astronomy. * Apr 04: Census of the Solar System by Darren Bennett. * Apr 05: Astronomy in Canada: Past, Present, and Future by Alexander W. Hobson. * Apr 06: Chandra: Contemplating Infinity by Colin Stuart. * Apr 07: Can Visual Observers Still Contribute to Science? by The American Association of Variable Star Observers. * Apr 08: Drifting Through the Zodiac by Christopher Crockett.

Week 13 (Mar 26 - Apr 01)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 14:00:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 13 2009. This week the shows include: * Mar 26: Adaptive Optics by Scott Kardel. * Mar 27: Observing the Sky: Pre-Telescope by The Adler Planetarium. * Mar 28: What If the Moon Did Not Exist? by Patrick McQuillan. * Mar 29: A Magnitude of Confusion by Chris Marr. * Mar 30: Robert Zubrin, on Why We Must Go to Mars by John C. Snider. * Mar 31: The Informative Dwarf Planet Haumea by Darin Ragizzone. * Apr 01: New Horizons: NASA's First Mission to Pluto by Andy Poniros

Week 12 (Mar 19 - Mar 25)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 11:59:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 12 2009. This week the shows include: * Mar 19: Living with a Star: Space Weather and Its Effects by Carolyn Collins Petersen. * Mar 20: The Tradition of Looking Up by The National Park Service. * Mar 21: The March Equinox: All Latitudes are Illuminated by Judith Young. * Mar 22: Star Formation by Robert Simpson of Orbiting Frog. * Mar 23: Venus Moves From the Evening Sky to the Morning Sky by David Chapman. * Mar 24: Ptolemaic Cosmology - The Universe Before Copernicus by Nik Whitehead. * Mar 25: Selenography - Naming and Mapping the Moon by Mark Tillotson.

Week 11 (Mar 12 - Mar 18)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 20:01:21 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 11 2009. This week the shows include: Mar 12: 365 Days of Astronomy Update by IYA New Media Working Group. Mar 13: Unlikely Twins in Gemini by Christopher Crockett. Mar 14: Globular Star Clusters: How Old Am I? Where Are You? by Richard Kinne. Mar 15: The Messier Objects by Ed Sunder. Mar 16: Using the Sun to Find the North Star by Ken Brandt. Mar 17: Echoes from a 430-year-old Supernova by Robert Knop. Mar 18: Milky Way Just Got Bigger by Sue Ann Heatherly.

Week 10 (Mar 05 - Mar 11)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 10 2009. This week the shows include: Mar 05: Cool Comets by Martin Ratcliffe. Mar 06: GLOBE at Night: Shed Light on Light Pollution by Connie Walker. Mar 07: All About the AAVSO by The American Association of Variable Star Observers. Mar 08: Where Are Saturn's Rings? by Ted Haulley. Mar 09: Voyager: Sailing to the Edge of Our Solar System by Jane Platt. Mar 10: Talking to the Aliens by Steve Nerlich. Mar 11: History by Starlight by Colin Stuart.

Week 09 (Feb 26 - Mar 04)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 00:12:56 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 09 2009. This week the shows include: Feb 26: Palomar Sky Surveys on Your Desktop by Scott Kardel Feb 27: The Dawning of the Age of Aquarius. Or is it? (Astrology Part 1) by Patrick McQuillan Feb 28: Edgar Allen Poe and the Riddle of Darkness at Night by Paul Halpern Mar 01: Exoplanet Roundup: Kepler's Planetary Peeking by Davin Flateau Mar 02: Astrosvenska For Anyone: Space Swedish in Ten Ridiculously Short Lessons by Robert Cumming Mar 03: Your Nook in the Incredible Universe by Dave Mosher Mar 04: Happy Birthday, Apollo! by Cheryl Hurkett and Alun Salt

Week 08 (Feb 19 - Feb 25)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 12:10:00 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 08 2009. This week the shows include: Feb 19: Wil Tirion: Uranographer by Christopher Watson Feb 20: John Glenn's Fireflies and the Astronauts' Constellation by Robert Pearlman Feb 21: An Introduction to Chandra and the X-Ray Universe by The Chandra X-Ray Center Feb 22: Galileo's Plea to Return to Tuscany by Mark Thompson Feb 23: Astro-Engineering: Dyson Shells, Alderson Disks and Stellar Engines by Richard Stelling and Russell Mulligan Feb 24: Wolf-Rayet Stars by Ken Brandt Feb 25: One of Seven Stars of the Northern Dipper by Katja Algert

Week 07 (Feb 12 - Feb 18)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:38:52 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 07 of 2009. This week the shows include: Feb 12: Eta Carinae and Supernova Imposters by Michael Koppelman Feb 13: A scale model of the Earth-Moon system by Bill Hudson Feb 14: Astronomical References in Shakespeare by Robert Knop Feb 15: The Life and Achievements of Galileo Galilei by Ted Haulley Feb 16: Steering by the Planets by Emily Lakdawalla Feb 17: Nicolaus Copernicus by John McFarland Feb 18: Pluto - The Planet that isn't a Planet Anymore by Susan Murph

Week 06 (Feb 05 - Feb 11)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 20:24:53 +0000

The 7 days of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 06 of 2009. This week the shows include: 5 Feb: Motion through Space, by James A. Brown. 6 Feb: The 120th Anniversary of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific: The First National Astronomy Organization in the U.S., by Andrew Fraknoi. 7 Feb: Observing Variable Stars, by the American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO). 8 Feb: The Paragould Meteorite of 1930, by Kenneth Renshaw. 9 Feb: Life and Death in Orion, by Christopher Crockett. 10 Feb: Humans are star stuff, by Carolyn Collins Petersen. 11 Feb: Exoplanet Remix by Davin Flateau.

Week 05 (Jan 29 - Feb 04)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:13:53 +0000

The 7 episodes of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 05 of 2009.

Week 04 (Jan 22 - Jan 28)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:11:05 +0000

The 7 episodes of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 04 of 2009.

Week 03 (Jan 15 - Jan 21)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:09:12 +0000

The 7 episodes of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 03 of 2009.

Week 02 (Jan 08 - Jan 14)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:03:42 +0000

The 7 episodes of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 02 of 2009.

Week 01 (Jan 01 - Jan 07)

info@365daysofastronomy.org — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 04:58:17 +0000

The 7 episodes of 365 Days of Astronomy for week 01 of 2009.