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What’s Up In The Sky? February's Stellar Stargazing Guide

We're going to the MOON! This episode Alyshia and Leon discuss the exciting Artemis II launch returning humans to the moon. Space fails include the Cancellation of Mars Sample Return, an Indian Polar Satelite Rocket Explodes taking 14 satellites with it - oops! Alyshia's brain breaks and Leon received yet ANOTHER spam call during recording. Night sky - Jupiter, Canis Minor. Space Pics Artemis II Movie Poster https://assets.science.nasa.gov/content/dam/science/missions/webb/science/2026/01/STScI-01KCMATAPPC5QXWSD5BM6VRT9M.png Space pictures Alyshia - James Webb Helix Nebula https://assets.science.nasa.gov/content/dam/science/missions/webb/science/2026/01/STScI-01KCMATAPPC5QXWSD5BM6VRT9M.pngComparison Video - https://youtu.be/F3nm9oUggrE?si=kz2KmS17NrSGO72w Leon - Crawler Preps for Artemis II Rollout. https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/nasas-crawler-preps-for-artemis-ii-rollout/ Mars Sample Return Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9G36CDLzIg&t=1s Australian of the Year https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2026/jan/25/astronaut-katherine-bennell-pegg-named-australian-of-the-year-for-2026

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53분
2025. 12. 31.

What's Up In The Sky? January 2026's Stellar Stargazing Guide

Happy New Year! This month, join the Please Look Up team for this special episode of reflection - looking back on our favourite moments from the year of 2025. Leon and Alyshia will be back in February well rested and ready to return to regular space news programming. But fear not! We wouldn't leave you without your monthly dose of space news. If you want to read about what's happening in the night sky in January, check out the latest 'The Sky Tonight,' on the Particle website. Just click this link: WA science. Done different. | Particle

2025. 12. 31.

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2025. 01. 09.

January 2025: Cosmic Wonders – Mars, Planets in Line, and a Starry Treat!

Get ready for a spectacular January night sky! This month, we’ll take you on a stargazing journey featuring Mars at opposition, a rare planetary parade visible from Perth, Western Australia, and the stunning constellation of Gemini. Find out why Venus and Saturn are cozying up in the west, when to catch Earth at perihelion, and why Mars is shining brighter than ever. Plus, we’ll uncover the secrets of open star clusters, the legendary Eskimo Nebula, and the mythological twins of Gemini. Whether you’re an experienced astronomer or a curious observer, we’ve got everything you need to make the most of this month’s night sky. Don’t miss your chance to catch 2025’s best view of Mars! Please Look Up is brought to you by Particle and powered by Scitech, your ultimate guide to the cosmos!

2025. 01. 09.

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2025. 03. 03.

March 2025: Equinox, Asteroid Worries, and the Hare in the Sky

Join Leon and Beth for this month’s PLU Podcast, your ultimate guide to the night sky over Borloo! As the warm evenings of Bunuru continue, March offers stunning celestial sights, with Mars and Jupiter shining bright in the north. Meanwhile, Saturn, Venus, and Mercury stay hidden in the Sun’s glare, slowly making their way back into view—though the best chance to spot them comes in April. Turn your gaze southward to the vast Argo Navis, the great celestial ship, and discover Lepus, the mysterious celestial hare nestled beneath Orion. Plus, Leon and Beth break down the March equinox, explaining how the Earth’s slow wobble has changed the stars we see over thousands of years. Whether you’re a seasoned stargazer or just looking up for the first time, this episode will help you navigate the cosmos from your own backyard!

2025. 03. 03.

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2025. 02. 02.

February 2025: Planet Parade, Orion’s Hunting Dogs, and Volcanic Moons

February’s night sky is putting on a show! This month, Leon and Beth guide you through a rare planetary parade, where every planet—including Mercury—is visible at once. Learn how to spot Venus at peak brightness, Jupiter ruling the northern sky, and Orion’s celestial hunting dogs, Canis Major and Canis Minor. Plus, we debunk the myths around planetary alignments and take a deep dive into the fiery world of Io, Jupiter’s volcanic moon, where a recent eruption reshaped its surface. Tune in for space news, skywatching tips, and a friendly satellite-spotting competition!

2025. 02. 02.

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2025. 12. 03.

What’s Up In The Sky? December’s Stellar Stargazing Guide

Join Leon and Alyshia in a look through the December night sky. Enjoy the last faint glimpses of the milky way for the year and cast your eyes instead on Jupiter which is shining brightly this month. If you whip out a telescope you may even be able to see Saturn and Neptune to add to your planet tally! And Pisces gives you your monthly dose of mythological family shenanigans. As for space news, the New Glenn rocket investigates Mars’ “absolutely spaghetti mess piss-weak magnetic field.” Important dates this month! December 5th - Super Full Moon December 14th - Geminids Meteor Shower December 21 - Summer Solstice To see the space pictures of the month: Alyshia's Image-1.jpg (640×800) Image-2.jpg (650×366) Leon's Explosion-du-Booster-18-SpaceX-devra-repousser-le-vol-12-de-Starship-v3.jpg (800×533)

2025. 12. 03.

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51분
2024. 03. 20.

March 2024: lunar lander fails, ads in space, and bad drawings of crabs

Did you know that Leon is the biggest space nerd of the Scitech Planetarium crew? This month we turn the tables and let Beth ask all the questions. We also introduce new segments for some fresh perspectives on space news. First, what's in the sky this month as usual. Space Flight Focus: Beth asks Leon about recent attempts to land on the moon and whether we'd call them successes or failures. Space Picture of the Month: The duo challenge each other to describe pictures of space. See what they're talking about on our Instagram. Constellation of the Month: Carina (and Leon manages to talk about Dune Part 2.) Find more WA space news on the Particle website If you have a question about space, message us on Instagram! We might be able to answer it in an upcoming episode. Find us @particlewa Credits Hosts: Leon Smith and Beth Maskall Producers: Michelle Aitken, Zaya Altangerel

2024. 03. 20.

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2025. 09. 04.

What's Up In The Sky? September Stellar Stargazing Guide!

This episode contains Sexual References Coarse Language viewer discretion advised Morgan joins Leon this episode, & asks all the hard hitting (not silly) questions. Theres a Total Eclipse of the Blood Moon to look out for. The oddly named Scutum is the constellation of the month & UY Scuti could swallow our entire solar system. Recapping the epic National Science week Mission Space project. Celebrating 10 years since the discovery of gravitational waves, listening to the ancient sounds of the universe & how we found a vintage playboy magazine containing a question about .... space junk?! For more space stuff check out Leon's Monthly Blog "The Sky Tonight" https://www.scitech.org.au/explore/the-sky-tonight/

2025. 09. 04.

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51분
2020. 08. 12. · 보너스

Wonder Kids x MS Readathon: This week we’re talking about... How To Save The Whole Stinkin' Planet

Welcome to an exciting bonus season of Wonder Kids, made with the MS Readathon. Join us each week to hear a special guest talk about a book that inspired their science journey. This week, author and scientist Lee Constable joins us to talk about her book, "How to Save the Whole Stinkin' Planet".

2020. 08. 12. · 보너스

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9분
2023. 06. 02.

June 2023

As we head into the Noongar season of Makuru, Leon is joined by Amanda, a Scitech Planetarium Presenter, to talk all about what you can spot in the June night sky. The duo highlight the constellation of Ophiuchus 'the serpent-bearer' and guide you on how to spot Venus, Mercury, and Jupiter. Amanda also highlights the importance of a space mission called JUICE. To find out more about the WA space news, visit: www.particle.scitech.org.au/category/space/ Credits Host: Leon Smith Guest: Amanda Hunter Producer: Zaya Altangerel

2023. 06. 02.

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What’s Up In The Sky? February's Stellar Stargazing Guide

What's Up In The Sky? January 2026's Stellar Stargazing Guide

January 2025: Cosmic Wonders – Mars, Planets in Line, and a Starry Treat!

March 2025: Equinox, Asteroid Worries, and the Hare in the Sky

February 2025: Planet Parade, Orion’s Hunting Dogs, and Volcanic Moons

What’s Up In The Sky? December’s Stellar Stargazing Guide

March 2024: lunar lander fails, ads in space, and bad drawings of crabs

What's Up In The Sky? September Stellar Stargazing Guide!

Wonder Kids x MS Readathon: This week we’re talking about... How To Save The Whole Stinkin' Planet

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