Stargazing


(4.2 stars; 21 reviews)

University of Oxford Podcasts

Chapters

The Seven Wonders of Galaxy Zoo 15:04 Read by Becky Smethurst
Astronomy at the Highest Energies Possible 9:53 Read by Stephen Rayner
Spectromania! 10:12 Read by James Gilbert
How to see the world in a grain of sand 9:19 Read by Peter Hatfield
The Beagle expedition to Mars 13:47 Read by Chris Lintott
The Philae / Rosetta Mission - Update 17:41 Read by Colin Wilson
From you to the largest structure in the Universe 14:03 Read by Robert Simpson
Gloomy Worlds: Why are planets cloudy? 16:11 Read by Jo Barstow
The Philae / Rosetta Comet Mission 17:42 Read by Colin Wilson
The SKA 13:10 Read by Matt Jarvis
Is our galaxy special? 11:45 Read by Chris Lintott
Galaxy Zoo 9:40 Read by Becky Smethurst
Zooniverse: Live 18:42 Read by Becky Smethurst and Grant Miller
Atmospheres in the solar system ... and beyond! 14:15 Read by Jo Barstow
Spin Doctors: Creating a planet's atmosphere in the lab 13:56 Read by Roland Young
Ancient Astronomies - 7000 years in the Kennett Valley 17:51 Read by Charles Barclay
Colonisation of Mars - the Great Debate 13:55 Read by Chris Lintott and Colin Wilson
Dark Matter - Are we still in the dark? 11:13 Read by Kathryn Boast
Inflation - The "BANG" in Big Bang 9:44 Read by Luke Jew
Earth-like Planets (and where to find them) 11:33 Read by Ruth Angus
Exoplanets 10:42 Read by Grant Miller
Are we special in the Universe? 8:42 Read by Peter Hatfield
Black Holes 12:40 Read by Brooke Simmons
Astrophotography 15:03 Read by Mel Gigg
Cosmology - What We Don't Know 11:00 Read by Chris Lintott
Galaxy Zoo 9:04 Read by Rebecca Smethurst
Extra-solar planets: from science-fiction to reality 11:08 Read by Ruth Angus
Uncovering Black Holes and Hunting for Planets 45:43 Read by Brooke Simmons
The Chelyabinsk Meteor 14:08 Read by Ken Amor
Stepping into the unknown: the search for new planets 13:42 Read by Suzanne Aigrain
A History of the Universe in 12 Minutes 17:19 Read by Chris Lintott
LOFAR and the SKA - The Universe in radio waves 20:40 Read by Matt Jarvis
Killer asteroids 13:18 Read by Jocelyn Bell Burnell
Pluto - no more a planet 11:05 Read by Jocelyn Bell Burnell
Astro Photography 16:55 Read by Mel Gigg
Galaxies as a Plate of Fruit 9:30 Read by Roger Davies
Observing with the Naked Eye 14:50 Read by Charles Barclay
Stargazing Open Day 2013 2:30 Read by Leigh Fletcher and Chris Lintott
Large Meteorite Impacts on Earth 12:16 Read by Ken Amor
Cosmology 12:24 Read by Jo Dunkley
Robotic Planetary Exploration 15:34 Read by Leigh Fletcher
Planets, Planets Everywhere! 12:57 Read by Chris Lintott

Reviews

Fake science


(1 star)

space is not real, the models models don't match up with basic observable science , they say the earth is round but when one test this Theory and are able to see things 10 miles away that we shouldn't be able to see due to curvature it's all fake, we are not spinning 1040mph the earth is stationary!