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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.