StarDate Susitna 10-23-11
This locally produced Earth and Beyond program is about the astronomical wonders visible to the naked eye from the Susitna Valley, Alaska. Host Kathleen Fleming details where to see the
This locally produced Earth and Beyond program is about the astronomical wonders visible to the naked eye from the Susitna Valley, Alaska. Host Kathleen Fleming details where to see the waning Hunter moon, talks about the “iffy” possiblility of seeing the Orionid meteor shower, and the origins of meteor showers in general, this one in particular. All this and more, on 8 min and 50 seconds of audio.
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