#34 - Goodbye Comet NEOWISE, hello Jupiter!
Chris and Shane share observations of fading Comet NEOWISE. As NEOWISE disappears, Chris and Shane resume their focus on the planets and share some recent observations.
27 Jul 202035min
#33 - Comet NEOWISE Observations and Upcoming Meteor Showers
Chris shares his observations of Comet NEOWISE, Jupiter, and Saturn while at Grasslands National Park. While you are observing Comet NEOWISE, you may notice increased meteor activity. This is due to s...
20 Jul 202035min
#32 - Detailed Plans for an Astronomy Trip to Grasslands National Park
Chris and Shane are excited for one of their many voyages to Grasslands National Park to do some observing under the darkest skies in Canada. Find out how they prepare and what they plan to observe. T...
17 Jul 202053min
#31 - Comet NEOWISE Observing Reports and Chris Tests His Revamped 80mm Telescope
Chris and Shane share some recent observations of bright Comet NEOWISE. Chris provides an update on how his 80mm telescope performed after Shane did some work to improve the views.
13 Jul 202035min
#30 - Great Comet Update and Observing Guide
Great comets are rare and must be observed when they appear. Over the last few days, comet C/2020 F3 NEOWISE has reached naked eye brightness! This is a special edition podcast to provide our listener...
11 Jul 202024min
#29 - Don't Cry Over Spilled Milky Way!
Many people have never seen the Milky Way. Chris and Shane describe what it looks like and how to observe it. Timing is impeccable because summer is the best time to see the Milky Way. The podcast end...
9 Jul 202045min
#28 - The Darkness is Coming...and a Comet!
We are slowly getting out of perpetual twilight! Chris and Shane talk about their recent observations of Jupiter, Saturn, the Moon, and more sightings of noctilucent clouds. Plus get an update on come...
6 Jul 202046min
#27 - Objects to Observe in July 2020
This might be the easiest month to find the planets in the night sky. Chris and Shane will also talk about July being the best month to observe Jupiter and Saturn. Oh yeah, we might also be treated to...
1 Jul 202044min
