83 episodes
SkyTour Radio with Marc D'Antonio KGRA Digital Broadcasting
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4.6 • 5 Ratings
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SkyTour Radio explores the Universe in a down to Earth manner, explaining the science we know in fun and bite-sized terms. Science is for everyone, and people shouldn’t require an advanced degree to understand as long as it is delivered in an easy-to-follow way. From Black Holes to Extraterrestrial Life, we will explore the Universe like never before. Join us to check out such things as how stars form, how they live, and how our fate is intertwined with theirs. On the extraterrestrial life front, we will be speaking to the UFO and science arena’s top researchers and bringing UFOlogy into the 21st century.
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How UFOs Actually Can WORK!
Tonights show will detail in a very well received presentation UAP actually work in this dive into theory and future science. Join Tara and I as we explore our future! We may be under visitation by ETs and if so, THIS process we will show you tonight is likely the ONLY way that they can actually BE here. DONT MISS THIS SHOW. It ties every thing together!!!
Also we will unveil our new SkyTour LiveStream Companion or STLS Companion. This is a coming smartphone, Mac and PC app that will allow you explore YEARS of data and imagery acquired by SkyTour LiveStream. This searchable database can find obects using many different parameters. It is the logical next step and its updated live! -
What is a Neutron Star and Other Oddities!
Tonight we explore what a Neutron Star actually IS, and why stars like the Sun can never be this.
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Cool Astronomy! Lets Wing It
This show is about simple discussions. We will talk topics all over the Universe of possibilites!
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Astro Potpourri Planet evolution - How we figure out how far things are from us_ And MORE!
Tonight we discuss planetary evolution and now we believe it works based on studies of our world. We see confirmations across the solar system for the most part. Then we will talk about the Cosmological Distance Ladder... This set of metrics allows us to find distances to objects in our galaxy, and in other galaxies!! After all that IS a major puzzle now isnt it!?
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Even More Dangerous Places! Plus, The James Webb Really Shines!