Look up!  Look Around and Get Lost in Space!  Featuring "The Emu in the Sky" from Australia, as well as Comet Leonard streaking out of the solar system. James Webb Space Telescope rocketing out past the orbit of the moon and deploying mirrors as it goes!  Antares and Mars hang in the early morning before dawn in the south east!  Enjoy the episode!

Leo T

We check out the night sky and Cetus the Whale in the southern skies!  And we talk about whales in the ocean, and in mythology along with a very tall visitor from outer space!  Join us on SkyWatcher Leo T!  Salut to us all!

Skywatcher Leo T here.... look for the long, partial eclipse of the moon tonight around midnight. Should be at its fullest coverage by around 2 am, and take another hour or so to uncover. We also discuss DART which NASA is launching to try and nudge an asteroid a bit out of its orbit. They are hoping to use this as a possible deterrent to close call Earth Asteroids. We also talk about Gemini 12 mission in 1966, and a couple of short Many Cultures, One Sky segments, one by Susan Boulett and the other from Ann Limbergh. I'll post some groovy pictures when I get home. The program aired already on UPR this morning at 9:55 am with Tom Williams on Access Utah, and will repeat this evening at 7:55 pm. Thanks!

Going out into the solar system and beyond...Mars Rover, Aurora, Sunspots, Sailing under the stars and nebulae.

We take a look at the end of October skies and visit a Blackfoot sky myth.. and continue our journey out to Pluto and Beyond!  Come along for the ride!  Liftoff!

We check out the night sky this week, and talk about world myths associated with the moon, and check on progress by the Perseverance Rover on Mars and go with New Horizons Space Probe to discover the wonders of Pluto's moon, Charon!

Heading to Pluto and beyond into the Kuiper belt!

Adventures in space exploration with Skywatcher Leo T

Many Cultures One Sky as we Look Up, Look around and get lost in Space with Skywatcher Leo T

We check the night sky at the beginning of Oct 2021, check on the Insight Rover on Mars, go to Pluto and Beyond to the Asteroid belt where astronomers are still searching for a new planet!