StarDate Susitna 10-30-2011
What’s happening in the night sky, the cross-quarter day known as Halloween, that bright object in the night sky which is closer than usual-Jupiter, and more about Altair. Audio is
What’s happening in the night sky, the cross-quarter day known as Halloween, that bright object in the night sky which is closer than usual-Jupiter, and more about Altair. Audio is
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
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali echoes, and announcements for October 10th. Host is Maureen McLaughlin. PFD Dividend Charitable Donations Program benefits area non-profits. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Oct11-am-news.mp3|titles=Oct11 am news]
So prominent in the night sky lately is the nearly full Hunter’s moon. The moon in our sky, and the moons of Jupiter are the star features of this week’s
Host Dan Harrell tells you why you should get OUTSIDE and PLAY, and where to do it. Get Outside and Play! is a regular feature of KTNA’s locally produced Earth
KTNA’s morning news, weather forecast, Denali Echoes and announcements for September 28th. Host is Ann Yadon. Headlines–Talkeetna mountaineering ranger oversees rappelling safety on D.C. monument, Sunshine Station Child Care gets
In this locally produced Earth and Beyond program, StarDate Susitna host and producer Kathleen Fleming tells about our night sky, and a couple of celestial targets for naked eye viewing.
On this fall equinox edition of KTNA’s locally produced Earth and Beyond program, researcher and host Kathleen Fleming talks about the moon this time of year, and astronomical facts pertaining
On this locally produced segment of KTNA’s Earth and Beyond program, host Robin Song describes her encounter with river otters on a nearby lake. Audio is 6:20. Text is below.