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Star Diary astronomy podcast. Find out what's in the night sky, March 2021

Star Diary Podcast

Star Diary Podcast What's in the night sky, August 2021

Particle physicist Dr Harry Cliff

Radio Astronomy Podcast How to make a Universe from scratch

Jupiter's belts and zones are what give the gas giant its stripy appearance. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS/Kevin M. Gill

Radio Astronomy Podcast Jupiter Special

Two planets colliding. Credit: NASA/SOFIA/Lynette Cook

Radio Astronomy Podcast How collisions shaped our Solar System

BBC Sky at Night Magazine Star Diary podcast.

Star Diary Podcast

Star Diary Podcast What's in the night sky, July 2021

Apollo 15 astronauts Jim Iwrin and David Scott deploy the first Lunar Roving Vehicle on the Moon. Credit: NASA

Radio Astronomy Podcast 50 years since Apollo 15

Solar activity over cycles 22-24
Credit: David Hathaway, NASA, Marshall Space Flight Center

Radio Astronomy Podcast Will solar activity threaten future space missions?

Planetary scientist Emily Lakdawalla

Radio Astronomy Podcast Emily Lakdawalla talks Mars exploration

BBC Sky at Night Magazine Star Diary podcast.

Star Diary Podcast

Star Diary Podcast What's in the night sky, June 2021

NASA WMAP mission podcast

Radio Astronomy Podcast 20 years of NASA's WMAP mission

Astronomer Heino Falcke pictured in front of an image of the black hole in galaxy M87.

Radio Astronomy Podcast How to photograph a black hole

Andy Weird, author of Project Hail Mary. Photo by Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images

Radio Astronomy Podcast Interview with sci-fi author Andy Weir

BBC Sky at Night Magazine Star Diary podcast.

Star Diary Podcast

Star Diary Podcast What's in the night sky, May 2021

Chanda Prescod Weinstein

Radio Astronomy Podcast Disordered Cosmos, with Chanda Prescod-Weinstein

Harlow Shapely and Heber Curtis. Credit: Mark Garlick / Science Photo Library / iStock / Getty Images / Bettmann Allegheny Observatory Records, University of Pittsburgh

Podcast: How the Great Debate changed astronomy forever