Leon and Beth talk about what's in the night sky in the month of April, 2024.We hear how the planets are a little lacklustre this month, except for one cool event that neither of our hosts will be waking up early to see.They swap tips for locating constellations, and chat about an upcoming solar eclipse.Beth points out that a total solar eclipse is an experience unique to earth in our solar system, thanks to a coincidence about our sun and moon.To find out more about the WA night sky, search for

Research on neutron star jets uncovers their incredible speed and power, revealing insights into the universe's extreme physics through observations of jet emissions fueled by thermonuclear explosions on neutron stars. Microsoft announces the global sale of its Teams chat and video app separate from Office to comply with antitrust regulations, following European Commission feedback and competitor criticism. Meanwhile, NASA's TIMED satellite narrowly dodges a defunct Russian satellite,

1. **Introduction**- Host: Tim Gibbs- AI Newsreader Sidekick: Hallie- Date: Tuesday, 12th of September 20232. **Weather Chat**- Hallie struggles with temperatures over 30 degrees.- Tim agrees, mentioning the challenges of humidity.3. **Headlines**- **Moonquake Discovery**: India's Lunar Lander, part of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, detects a possible moonquake, the first since the 1970s. The event was detected on August 26th, three days after landing on the moon's south pole. This discovery could

Welcome to another episode of the Astronomy Daily Podcast with your host, Steve Dunkley, and the AI assistant, Hallie. In this episode, we chat about meteor showers, a historical event involving the lunar roving vehicle, and the current state of space exploration. Here's what we covered:- We start off with a casual conversation about current meteor showers. Steve shares his disappointment in not being able to spot the meteors due to cloud cover in his area.- Our fun fact of the day looks back to

Dan recently caught up with astronomy expert Mark Thompson! Why is the universe expanding, why do we need sleep, and is there life out there...? These and other incredible questions all to come in this week's episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 episode, Anika and Dexter chat to Kirsten Banks who fills us in on the wonderful world of Aboriginal Astronomy! Australia's First Peoples have been studying the night sky for tens of thousands of years. Press play to find out all the cool facts about Aboriginal astronomy, including: What can the night sky teach us about the land, plants and animals? What do Aboriginal peoples see when they look at the stars? Do constellations always have stars in them? Guest: Kirsten Banks - Wiradjuri

No Stress Life in Africa. Feeling the heartbeat of the city, live from the center of town. Join us as we chat with guests and regulars of the excellent Cafe Sofia service. Best in town!

Stream episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly).In Episode 50 of Space Nuts we chat about the following stories:* Monitoring volcanoes from space* A strange phenomenon called Steve* Light travels different distances around a super novaSubscribe, rate and review Space Nuts via all good podcatcher apps, including Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes) (featured in New & Noteworthy), audioBoom, Stitcher, Pocketcasts, Podbean, Overcast, Tunein Radio, 60db etc.RSS feed:

#RubenMeerman: Leah and Miani were superdooper excited to be able to chat with the man known as ‘the Surfing Scientist’ - physicist Ruben Meerman for National Science Week. Ruben has a bio that ranges from unexpected things like an interlude as a runner on Paramount Pictures’ Mission Impossible II to running his national forensic competition for students called “Who Stole the Minister’s Malibu?” and regular stints on ABC's fabulous Catalyst show. Ruben is passionate about literacy, numeracy and