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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.