Podcasts

An artist's impression showing the orbital path of asteroid 2014 JO25. Credit: NASA

Podcast: marsquakes, asteroid impacts, secrets of the Solar System

An image of the drill bit on the Curiosity rover, positioned over one of the sample inlets on the rover's deck. The inlets lead to Curiosity's onboard laboratories.
Image credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS

Podcast: Light pollution and Mars rovers

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Black holes and asteroid bombs

"Just as the solar system is a few small planets in millions of kilometres of empty space, an atom is just a few electrons orbiting the tiny central atomic nucleus." Credit: NASA

Podcast: Planet 9, Apollo 9 and aurora adventures

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New Horizons and event horizons

The New Horizons probe has given us incredible and unprecedented views of Pluto
Credit: NASA/JHUAPL/SwRI

Podcast: New Horizons and event horizons

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Lunar eclipses, 2019 space missions and green stars

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2018 review and imaging Mars for science

The Apollo 7 crew R. Walter Cunningham, Donn F. Eisele and Walter M. "Wally" Schirra Jr. We look back at this incredible mission 50 years on, in our October 2018 issue.

Credit: NASA

Ice on the Moon and Apollo 7

Artist's impression: NASA/JPL-Caltech

Dawn, Holst and water on Mars

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Lunar eclipses, 2019 space missions and green stars

The annual bluedot festival is three days of music and science at Jodrell Bank Observatory in rural Cheshire.
Credit: Jody Hartley

Podcast: Bluedot Festival 2018 special

Although it seems counter-intuitive, not looking directly at a galaxy can make it appear brighter Credit: iStock

Podcast: The mission to map the Milky Way

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The mission to map the Milky Way