The Universe as seen from the perspective of an astronomical researcher, presenter and writer.
It turns out that it’s hard to launch a new shiny website while traveling through four airports and three countries in the space of less than 15 hours. With apologies to my talented co-presenter, Douglas Pierce-Price from ESO, I’m going to post our latest Living Space here.
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Read More...I’ve really missed podcasting since the demise of Living Space’s previous incarnation, and the odd interview just isn’t the same. I’m delighted to say that I’ve managed to cajole the very busy and very knowledgeable Douglas Pierce-Price from ESO, the European Southern Observatory to join me. You can listen to our first show here :
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Read More...Later than I’d like, today’s Living Space is up. We joined Patrick to chew through the latest results from the Moon, and also talk about Mars and Venus Express results.
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After what’s possibly the longest summer break in recorded history, Living Space – the podcast I do with Harriet Scott – has relaunched over at Livingspaceonline.com. It’s taken a while to get to this point partly because we were trying to control as much of the process ourselves as possible without compromising on the quality [...]
Read More...Did I forget to tell you that the latest Living Space was online? And that it contains a fantastic preview of the Phoenix mission to Mars?
Sorry for the delay, but you can still listen to it or download it to save it for ever.
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Our latest round up is now available, so go over to Living Space for all that’s new in (and in this case, before) our Universe. Rover expert Doug Ellison of Unmanned Spaceflight brings us up to date with news from Mars, and you should listen to the end to find out what rock music sounds [...]
Read More...I managed to forget to put a link up to this week’s Living Space which features an extended interview with Associate Director of UKIRT, Andy Adamson, and Associate Director of the JCMT, Antonio Chrysostomou (whose name I garbled horribly).
Do go and listen for all the latest from my two favourite telescopes.
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Read More...This week’s Living Space is now online, featuring news from Jupiter with BAAJupiter section director John Rogers, and a fantastic interview with Stuart Clark. Aside from Patrick, Stuart has had the greatest influence on both my careers and it was fantastic to be able to get him on the show.
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Read More...Today’s Living Space podcast is now available, featuring an extended interview with astronaut Piers Sellers. It’s worth listening if only to find out the real answer to the old question about what can be seen with the naked eye from space. The answer made me – and everyone I’ve talked to about it – go [...]
Read More...Tomorrow’s Living Space is the first of our extended interviews, featuring twenty minutes of chat with astronaut Piers Sellers. With the crew of Atlantis struggling with a whole host of problems, what better time to hear about the problems of working in space? Harriet will also have the latest on the current shuttle mission, and [...]
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