StarDate Susitna for January 24, 2010
Look for the terminator line on the moon this week, and it is a great time to identify constellations and the bright stars of the sky. Find out why Mars
Look for the terminator line on the moon this week, and it is a great time to identify constellations and the bright stars of the sky. Find out why Mars
Kathleen tracks La Luna as the moon wobbles through the week to maximum libration, plus continues her exploration of radio astronomy. Download audio (mp3)
Eclipses and a retrograde Saturn are among the observations in StarDate Susitna this week. Explore the electromagnetic spectrum as essential background to radio astronomy with host Kathleen Fleming. Download audio
In this first StarDate Susitna program of the new year, Kathleen takes a look back at events of the past week that were visible from the Susitna Valley, looks forward
As the Long Night Moon approaches, Kathleen Fleming looks at the moon’s social schedule, the peak of the Quadantrid meteor shower, and radio astronomy from the ground in the Susitna
Host Kathleen Fleming brings KTNA’s longest-running radio program to the web! Stardate Susitna debuts on the KTNA website with a program on winter solstice and other current astronomical events as
Robin Song drove the many miles to Haines to watch and photograph the bald eagles which congregate there in early winter. In this program, she relates the adventure of her
Trail running enthusiast Dan Harrell recounts the running, swimming and biking of a few hardy locals who signed up for the first Talkeetna Triathlon, after the water in the Talkeetna
A letter from Robin Song to the community: Recently it was brought to my attention that a listener to my story about trumpeter swans on Fish Lake, aired over KTNA,