2016 Xmas Panto

2016 Xmas Panto

Awesome Astronomy's 2016 Christmas Panto. Think: HG Wells' War of the Worlds meets Charlie Chaplin's The Great Dictator.

The Eve of the War: Plans for our latest invasion of Earth are discussed over a nice, friendly and relaxed Christmas dinner.

In London: A rousing and inspiring speech to the defeated peoples of Earth.

The Earth Under the Martians: Jeni's excited about her new taser and we all have a jolly Christmas wager.

The Days of Imprisonment: Another speech to the assembled and compliant Earthling slaves.

Dead London: John begins the human resistance with the release across all frequencies of the 2016 outtakes.

The Wreckage: Jeni sees out Christmas Day with a few science and astronomy themed factoids.

We don't do Awesome Astronomy for money or to advertise, we just do it for fun and education. As long as we still enjoy creating it and you enjoy listening to it, we'll keep on going. So if you want any changes, have any comments or suggestions, email us at theshow@awesomeastronomy.com

Merry Christmas everyone and our very best wishes for 2017.

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#25 - July 2014

#25 - July 2014

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Sky Guide July 2014

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What to look out, and up, for in July. We start with the beautiful summer constellation of Cygnus in our beginners' and young observers' guide. Next up is Mercury, Venus, Mars & Saturn and some lo...

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#24 - June 2014

#24 - June 2014

This month we're outside recording under red light as we bag the latest meteor shower to grace planet Earth - the Camelopardalids. We start with reminisces about our April AstroCamp star party, radi...

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Sky Guide June 2014

Sky Guide June 2014

What to look out, and up, for in June. We start with the constellation of Lyra in our beginners' and young observers' guide, and end it with a few deep sky challenges for you to hunt down. Next up...

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#23 - May 2014

#23 - May 2014

The Discussion: Astronomy in the late 18th Century and the increased sense of hope we, as amateur astronomers, get from the work of early astronomical observations. The Field Report: This month we r...

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Sky Guide May 2014

Sky Guide May 2014

What to look out, and up, for in May. We start with the constellation of Hercules in our beginner's and young observer's guide. Next up is the moon and our round up of the craters and interesting ...

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Podcast Extra: AstroCamp Spring 2014

Podcast Extra: AstroCamp Spring 2014

Download Episode! A podcast extra episode to get you in the mood for the biannual dark sky weekend run by the podcast crew. We have the BBC's Sky at Night team joining us again to show off the wonder...

23 Apr 201416min

#22 - April 2014

#22 - April 2014

This month we talk National Astronomy Week and have an audio report from the outreach we conducted. In the news, we have a discussion with Jeni Millard and Sebastian Khan from Cardiff University abo...

1 Apr 20141h 18min

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