• S1E15 -S1E15 -Sky and Telescope 03/2024 - Various news articles from the world of astronomy - read by Roger Baker - AIRSLA

  • Mar 28 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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S1E15 -S1E15 -Sky and Telescope 03/2024 - Various news articles from the world of astronomy - read by Roger Baker - AIRSLA

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    Sky and Telescope March 2024
    News Notes - Various News articles from the world of astronomy.

    "What's Next for Hubble?" - Webb may be receiving the attention, but it's predecessor still fills crucial roles in astronomy. - David L. Chandler.
    "Betelgeuse Inflamed by Wine" - Is an ancient Greek myth linked to the variability of one of the night sky's most prominent stars? - Stephen James O'Meara.
    "Seeing the Universe without Sight" - Creative Minds are finding ways to explore and share the wonders of the cosmos without visual aids. - Isabel Swafford.
    "A Mobile Observatory" - A tricked out science vehicle and its team offer hands-on astronomy to underserved communities. - Ana Pauline Bucki Lopez.

    Read by Roger Baker.

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