An All Hallows Eve edition: The activities of the moon, the question of whether or not you can see Venus this time of year from the Susitna Valley, the astronomical
High Above Saturn This portrait looking down on Saturn and its rings was created from images obtained by NASA’s Cassini spacecraft on Oct. 10, 2013. Since Earth is always Sun-ward
Some of the highlights of one birder’s experience of the fall migration. Natural Observations is written, hosted and produced by Robin Song. Photos by Robin Song. NatObs100613FallMigration With the annual
KTNA Mission To operate a nonprofit, educational, community radio station with local access, to provide a broad base of educational cultural and informative programming to challenge, broaden and enrich the
In this Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Robin Song tackles the question: ARE there snakes in Alaska? Recently a sentence in an email from a professional birder
This week’s Earth and Beyond program focuses on the autumnal equinox, with an explanation of why we have more than twelve hours of daylight at latitude 62. StarDate Susitna’s host