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Scoping Out Space Scoping Out Space
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We're sharing the views through our telescope with a live camera attached to it! Explore the cosmos with us as we zoom in on distant galaxies, stars, nebulae, planets, and the Moon. In each episode, our family takes aim at a different celestial object, and tells you what's amazing about it. You'll see details your eyes could never see, thanks to our specialized astronomical camera.
If you're curious about astronomy and what's out there in the cosmos that surrounds us - here's a way to explore it from home. And if you're thinking of buying a telescope of your own, this might spark your interest!
Your hosts are Frank, Kerri, Tori, and Emily Kane, bringing our own unique perspectives on the magnificent objects our universe holds.
For more, including our astrophotography gallery, check out http://18.216.0.7/
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Live Star Party! The Veil Nebula supernova remnant
We’re back with our live viewing of the cosmos! Join us as we view the Veil Nebula via a camera attached to our telescope – it’s a supernova remnant from a massive star that exploded 8,000 years ago, and it’s gorgeous. We’ll also talk about tonight’s expected meteor storm as the Earth passes through a...
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Live Star Party: The Pinwheel Galaxy
Last night, we aimed our telescope at the Pinwheel Galaxy, and it just got prettier and prettier over time. Together, we’ll look at a trillion stars 20 million light-years away – it’s mind-blowing stuff. Check it out! We also discussed the distant world Ultima Thule in Tori’s “Far Out Fact” segment. Learn more about this...
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Live Star Party: Globular Cluster M3
Our teaser for this one is “what are the oldest objects in the galaxy?” Well, globular clusters are among them for sure. In this episode, we’ll train our telescope on globular cluster M3, and share the views thanks to a camera attached to it. We’ll look at lots of pretty pictures of star clusters, of...
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Live Star Party: The Moon through our Telescope
There’s a whole alien world right above our heads! Join us as we explore the surface of the moon, live with our telescope – and revisit some amazing NASA imagery from the Lunar Reconnaisance Orbiter and the Apollo program.