Astronomy 161 - Introduction to Solar System Astronomy
Richard Pogge| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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I love these lectures. Gratitude to Richard for generously uploading all of these.
Apple Podcasts5Tones3749
United Kingdom9 months ago - Wish he did more!
I am on about my third time through his lectures. Since they are from 2006, the lectures predate the New Horizons mission to Pluto, the James Webb telescope, the M87 black hole image, and a host of other advances over the past 17 years. The principles in these lectures are timeless and still very valuable; I just want more!
Apple Podcasts5DrBLarsen
United States10 months ago - The best
I am too lazy to write reviews but this guy deserves it! I’m 61 and listen to this before bed each night —helps me fall asleep —not because it’s boring! It is fascinating and I want to thank you for posting the lectures and keeping them in iTunes!
Apple Podcasts5CrankydonnaUnited Statesa year ago - Stellar
Absolutely love the podcasts ! I’ve been interested in space since I can remember ( a child of Apollo) Richard lectures have really helped me too understand how things work in the universe and on the smaller scale of atoms, thank you. more
Apple Podcasts5ginge1961United Kingdom2 years ago - 👍🏻
For a long time astronomy man, I love this podcast.
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