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360 episodes
Language
EnglishPublisher
BBC Sky at Night MagazineExplicit
No
Date created
2013/08/02
Latest episode
2026/01/30
Average duration
27 min.
Release period
16 days
Description
The astronomy podcast from the makers of BBC Sky at Night Magazine.
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Jupiter dominates the night sky in February 2026
2026/01/30
Find out the best things to see in the sky this month, from the planets and constellations to deep-sky targets for your telescope.
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Listening to black holes colliding
2026/01/12
Tessa Baker discusses newly-discovered cosmic collisions and how they’re helping her unlock the secrets of the Universe.
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New Year, new stargazing – January 2026
2026/01/06
Pete Lawrence and Paul Abel reveal the best things to see in the night sky to kick off a new year of stargazing. Happy 2026 everyone!
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3D-mapping an alien world
2025/12/15
Astronomer Anjali Piette reveals how she and colleagues created a 3D view of a scorching gas giant around a distant star.
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Christmas stargazing 2025
2025/11/28
Pete Lawrence and Paul Abel reveal what you should be looking at in the December 2025 night sky, including the best planets, the Geminid meteor shower, Orion and top times to see the Moon.
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Have scientists solved Webb’s ‘impossible’ black holes?
2025/11/14
Astronomers say the James Webb Space Telescope has seen black holes at the dawn of time that shouldn't exist. But a new study may be able to explain what's going on. Astronomer Seb Hoenig reveals how a new look at the early Universe could show that JWST has got black holes all wrong.
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See the Moon and planets under truly dark skies
2025/10/31
As winter gets underway, we’re approaching the darkest time of year. Find out the best times to see the Moon and planets this month, including November’s supermoon.
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Can a planet have a planet?
2025/10/14
Astronomer Belinda Damian discusses her research into the giant, free-floating worlds that may one day be able to form their own planetary systems.
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See gas giants Jupiter and Saturn at their best
2025/09/29
Find out how to see the biggest planets in the Solar System while they’re big and bright, and find out what makes the Harvest Moon so special.
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Can YOU help astronomers find exploding stars?
2025/09/14
Astronomer Tom Killestein reveals how the public can help him on his mission to find stellar explosions via the Kilonova Seekers project, and reveals its first major discovery.
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See the blood Moon rise
2025/08/28
We reveal how to see the ‘blood Moon’ total lunar eclipse in September 2025, and explain the best dates and times to see the planets of the Solar System in the sky.
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How the Rubin Observatory will study the Universe
2025/08/14
The Vera C Rubin Observatory is set to be a game-changer in our understanding of key ideas such as the expansion of the Universe and the distribution of matter in distant galaxies. But how will it do all this? We spoke to astronomer Dani Leonard, who is working with the Rubin Observatory, to find out.
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See Venus and Jupiter’s close approach
2025/07/30
The best things to see in the night sky this month, including Venus and Jupiter’s close approach, Uranus’s meeting with the Pleiades, Saturn and Neptune’s nightly tango and the low-down full Moon.
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Will our Galaxy collide with its neighbour?
2025/07/10
Astronomer Alis Deason reveals new research that shows how likely it is the Milky Way will collide with the Andromeda Galaxy. She discusses why galaxy mergers happen and, if our galaxy did collide with its neighbour, which would come out on top.
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Saturn and Venus are morning jewels
2025/06/26
Pete Lawrence and Paul Abel reveal how to observe Saturn, Venus and the rest of the planets, the Moon's meeting with the Pleiades and Antares, the Southern Aquarid meteor shower and the best deep-sky objects.
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MinnesotaFrank 2022/07/17
Bring back the interviews
It seems that in the past there were interviews of interesting authors. Katie Mack and Janna Levin come to mind. Please bring back this content, if po...
Sjp0889 2023/07/30
Great listen
As a truly amateur newbie astronomer, this pod is a must to understand what’s going on in the night sky above on a weekly basis
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