Astronomy Tonight

This is your Astronomy Tonight podcast. On September 7th, we celebrate a truly electrifying event in the annals of astronomical history. On this day in 1915, the brilliant and eccentric inventor Nik...

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This is your Astronomy Tonight podcast. On this day, September 6th, back in 2008, the astronomy world was buzzing with excitement as the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope in Chile ...

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This is your Astronomy Tonight podcast. On this day, September 5th, in the year 1977, we witnessed one of the most ambitious space exploration missions ever launched: Voyager 1. This intrepid spacecr...

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This is your Astronomy Tonight podcast. On September 4th, 1892, the astronomy world was rocked by a celestial surprise that had stargazers scratching their heads and astronomers burning the midnight ...

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This is your Astronomy Tonight podcast. On September 3rd, 1976, the Viking 2 spacecraft made history by successfully landing on Mars, becoming the second human-made object to touch down on the Red Pl...

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This is your Astronomy Tonight podcast. On this day, September 2nd, in the year 1859, something extraordinary happened that would change our understanding of the Sun and its influence on Earth foreve...

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This is your Astronomy Tonight podcast. On this day, September 1st, in the year 2054, astronomers at the newly established Lunar Observatory made a groundbreaking discovery that sent shockwaves throu...

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This is your Astronomy Tonight podcast. On August 31st, 1932, the astronomy world was abuzz with excitement as a groundbreaking discovery was made by German astronomer Karl Reinmuth at the Heidelberg...

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