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Natural Observations-4-22-2012

Photos by Robin Song   On this week’s Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Robin Song relives springtime treks as snow melts, birds migrate, and waterways break up. We

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StarDate Susitna 4-15-2012

Host and producer Kathleen Fleming covers a lot of ground (space) in her probably second-to-the-last StarDate Susitna for the season. We hear about the waning crescent moon, the young moon

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Natural Observations-springtime 4-8-2012

Photos by Robin Song Natural Observations writer, host and producer Robin Song enjoys skiing and snowshoeing in the sunshine of early spring. Audio is 8:15.     Text follows.   [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/NatObs2012325Springtime-in-Alaska.mp3|titles=NatObs2012325Springtime

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StarDate Susitna 4-1-2012

In this April Fool’s edition of StarDate Susitna, host and producer Kathleen Fleming begins by talking about the waxing-to-full moon this week. She continues to expand her

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StarDate Susitna 3-25-2012

This week’s program is about the continuing drama of the dynamic elements in the Western sky, and information about planetary motion, and the astronomical unit as a measure of distance.

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StarDate Susitna 3-18-2012

On this week’s StarDate Susitna, host and producer Kathleen Fleming focuses on the changing of the moon, four easy-to-see planets, and of course, Spring Equinox, which happens Monday here in

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StarDate Susitna 3-11-2012

StarDate Susitna host and producer Kathleen Fleming gives details about last week’s auroral display, and the big night sky event coming up…Venus passing Jupiter. Audio runs 9 min 28 sec.

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StarDate Susitna 02-26-2012

Night sky watcher, show host and producer Kathleen Fleming covers the activities of La Luna, Jupiter as a standard of measurement,  retrograde motion, Mars in opposition, and zodiacal light, in

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StarDate Susitna 02.19.2012

Upper Su Valley stargazing guide Kathleen Fleming talks about the new moon, the young moon challenge happening this week, and evening planets in the Western sky. Audio runs 9:50.

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