Join amateur astronomers, Chris and Shane, as they share their experiences of observing the night sky.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 419 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | AstronomyScience |
Chris and Shane welcome Peter Jedicke back to the show to talk about globular clusters.
Chris and Shane talk about the Gegenschein and read a listener email about his experience at the Oz Star Party in Australia.
Chris and Shane discuss their final preparations for the 2024 solar eclipse.
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For visual astronomy, these two are the best, bar none. It’s very much a fly on the wall experience listening in to a couple of very active and experienced observers. While the show does have structure, for me the nuggets of gold are often the tangents when two friends seem to forget the they’re recording and just casually discuss their impressions and personal opinions on eyepieces, scopes, mounts, books and other gear. It was for this reason that I went back and listened to every episode - to ... more
One of the very few astronomy podcasts that deals with actually going out into your yard and looking at the stars and planets. Chris and Shane are like a couple of friends who share your hobby of astronomy and we have a couple of chats each week about what to look at and what to get to better see it. The podcast is a mix of what’s going on in the night sky, what equipment is available and how to use it, with some guests thrown in to provide information on related topics such as building your own... more
This is the best Podcast for amateur astronomers. They have something for everyone. Chris and Shane do a fantastic job hosting the podcast. Warning: They may cover a piece of equipment that you don’t have and cannot resist after learning about it!
Actual Astronomy is by far the best podcast out there for visual observers. I came to the hobby in 2020 as an absolute novice and Chris and Shane have taught be basically everything I know. I know for sure I would not have gotten such enjoyment out the hobby without their advice and guidance. Wish I could give more than 5 stars!
This series is the best for amateur astronomers who want to learn more about the hobby of visual observing.
Apple Podcasts | #16 | United States/Science/Astronomy |
Apple Podcasts | #23 | Canada/Science/Astronomy |
Apple Podcasts | #30 | United Kingdom/Science/Astronomy |
Apple Podcasts | #36 | Germany/Science/Astronomy |
Apple Podcasts | #38 | Australia/Science/Astronomy |
Apple Podcasts | #69 | Italy/Science/Astronomy |
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