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Interview with Dr Jarita Holbrook

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 24 September, 2019 by Allen Versfeld5 December, 2019
Dr Jarita Holbrook

In Episode 7 of the second season of the Urban Astronomer Podcast, I chat with Dr Jarita Holbrook of the University of the Western Cape about her interest in cultural astronomy. This was one of the longer and more interesting interviews of my career, and our conversation continued for some time after the microphones were turned off! Unfortunately, the audio quality isn’t as good as I’d hoped. There’s a terrible echo on my voice which comes and goes as the … Continue reading →

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Posted in The Urban Astronomer Podcast | Tagged History, Interview, Outreach, podcast, Science

Why do planets orbit in the same plane?

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 10 September, 2019 by Allen Versfeld5 December, 2019
Outer solar system, by Riffsyphon1024 at en.wikipedia [Public domain]

In episode 48 of the Urban Astronomer Podcast, we’re doing another Science Explainy bit! These segments are where you get to hear my droning voice explain some fundamentals and answer listener questions. Today we get asked why it always is that planets orbit in the same plane, and why the Moon can be seen during daylight. If you like what you hear, don’t forget to tell a friend about the show, and make a small donation on our Patreon account. … Continue reading →

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Posted in Questions and Answers, The Solar System, The Urban Astronomer Podcast | Tagged Moon, podcast, Q&A, science explainy bit, Solar System

Interview with Dr Rosalind Skelton

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 26 August, 2019 by Allen Versfeld5 December, 2019
Picture of Dr Rosalind Skelton

This is episode five of this season of the Urban Astronomer Podcast. As usual, this being the 4th show of the month, we have an Interview episode today, and this is the one that gets us back to our scheduled order of things. You’ll remember two episodes ago, we were supposed to interview Dr Rosalind Skelton of the South African Astronomical Observatory. Unfortunately, I messed up somewhere and the recordings we’d made well in advance of the show were lost. … Continue reading →

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Posted in The Urban Astronomer Podcast | Tagged Galaxy, Interview, podcast, ScopeX

How do orbits work?

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 13 August, 2019 by Allen Versfeld13 August, 2019
Photograph of the Moon in orbit around the Earth

Welcome to another Science Explainy Bit episode of the Urban Astronomer Podcast. Today we try to figure out just what an “orbit” actually is. Is it really as simple as they said in primary school? How does gravity, which normally pulls things down, work to keep the Moon in space? Download this episode now, to find the answer, and also learn a little about my upcoming appearance at ScopeX! What is an Orbit? () This turns out to be quite … Continue reading →

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Posted in The Urban Astronomer Podcast | Tagged Physics, podcast, Q&A, Satellite, science explainy bit, ScopeX

Interview with Dr Daniel Cunnama

Urban Astronomer avatarPosted on 30 July, 2019 by Allen Versfeld12 August, 2019
Dr Daniel Cunnama

Welcome to the 3rd episode of the Urban Astronomer Podcast, season 2, featuring Dr Daniel Cunnama. We almost didn’t make it this week, thanks to a major technical hitch, but we worked around it and here we are. If you listened to the last episode, then you’re probably expecting this to be an interview episode, featuring Dr Rosalind Skelton of the South African Astronomical Observatory. I spoke to her in June last year and we recorded an interview specifically for … Continue reading →

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Posted in News and Updates, The Urban Astronomer Podcast | Tagged History, Interview, Outreach, podcast, Science, Simulations, South AFrican Astronomical Observatory (SAAO)

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