Travelers In The Night

Travelers In The Night

A real "Science Snack" for anyone who is interested in the extraterrestrial.
Dr. Al Grauer is a member of the Catalina Sky Survey which has led the world in near Earth asteroid discoveries for 17 of the past 19 years.
The music is "Eternity" by John Lyell.
Astronomy Asteroids Space NASA Comets Earth Impact Aliens

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649-30 Days of Traffic

649-30 Days of Traffic

During a recent 30 day period asteroid hunters spotted 88 small space rocks passing through our neighborhood. Their diameters ranged from the length of a Uhaul Van to one that would occupy the majori...

16 Jul 20212min

137E-149-Near Venus to Past Jupiter

137E-149-Near Venus to Past Jupiter

About a month before my Catalina Sky Survey teammate Rik Hill spotted it, a 5 football field diameter asteroid had been almost as near to the Sun as the planet Venus. His discovery images showed it ...

13 Jul 20212min

648-Smoky Nights

648-Smoky Nights

Until recently smoky nights at the observatory were rare. Now they have become more common place as wild fires continue to devastate portions of the western United States. The consequences of expanded...

9 Jul 20212min

136E-148-Radio Eyes

136E-148-Radio Eyes

If you woke up tomorrow morning with radio eyes your surroundings would look very different. Invisible to us, are the radio waves occupying a vast region of other wavelengths.These invisible radio wav...

6 Jul 20212min

647-Vigilance

647-Vigilance

A break in the weather provides the opportunity to discover an Earth approaching object.

2 Jul 20212min

135E-147-High Traffic Area

135E-147-High Traffic Area

Francesco Manca of the Sormano Astronomical Observatory is doing some of the important work of keeping track of the asteroids which can make close approaches to our Earth, our Moon, and other objects ...

29 Jun 20212min

646-Young Martian Volcanoes

646-Young Martian Volcanoes

Relatively recent volcanic activity observed on Mars suggests that where subsurface martian magma and frozen water meet is where microbial life could flourish in the current era.

25 Jun 20212min

134E-146-Stuff Of Life

134E-146-Stuff Of Life

Evidence from comets and meteorites has brought many scientists to believe that the basic building blocks of life were brought to Earth by small bodies which impacted our home planet early in its hist...

22 Jun 20212min

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