The Andromeda Archives

“Do not go gentle into that good night,Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Rage, rage against the dying of the light.” Nothing is immortal, not even stars but unlike most their ends are rather fascinating and have quite the ripple effect, from black holes to neutron stars, let's see what happens when a star rages against its dying light of old age in today's episode of Andromeda Archives.

The largest planet in the solar system, Jupiter named for the king of the Roman pantheon and god of thunder. This stormy planet could've been a star but failed; why is that? Let's find out all that and more in this episode of Andromeda Archives. follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_andromeda_archives/ Check out our blog: https://theandromedaarchives.blogspot.com/

Juno Regina, queen of the Roman pantheon, is the namesake of today's episode following the Juno space mission in the Jovian system. Let's see what her ship did to gain such notoriety and get a mission extension. Supplemental Material Interactive 3D model: https://eyes.nasa.gov/apps/earth/#/spacecraft?spacecraft=sc_aqua&vitalsign=satellites Learn more for yourself here: http://missionjuno.swri.edu/#/mission Audio Credits All sound effects used are from

Lady A returns from unexpected hiatus to introduce the largest moon in the solar system, a mini planet orbiting the biggest planet, Jupiter. Let's see what we can learn about his little cupbearer in another episode of Andromeda Archives.

In this episode, we return to the Saturnian system and quickly chat about its largest moon Titan. Comedy went on vacation, leaving the ever scattered ramble with the coffee. Remember to hide the energy drinks as we enter The Titan Zone.

In this first episode from the Archives, we speak about the Cassini-Huygens space mission, what it found, how it went and in between. Let's get ready to ramble.