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Video: Weekly Space News Interview

Check out some of the cool space news hitting the wire this past week on my weekly CTV News Channel interview.

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Video: Discovery Channel interview on Titan

What are some of the amazing facts about Titan and what challenges may await any future human explorers of this distant, frigid world? This past week Saturn’s largest moon was the subject of my segment on Discovery Channel’s Daily Planet show. Check out the spot below…

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Video: Weekly Space News Interview

Check out some of the cool space news coming out this past week on my weekly CTV News Channel interview.

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Video: Weekly Space News Interview

Check out some of the cool space news coming out this week I highlight on my weekly CTV News channel interview.

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Discovery of New Moon for Pluto

This week Hubble Space Telescope spied a new moon circling the dwarf planet Pluto. Here is an interview I did Sunday July 15th on this new discovery…

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Space Station and Planets Galore!

Next couple of night are great for spotting the International Space Station making flyovers right across North America. Best of all you don’t need a telescope or binoculars to see it – and you don’t have to be in the dark countryside either. You can watch it glide over your driveway or backyard even in big cities! How cool is that?

You can go to my Sky Tonight page and scroll down to the city links to get your personal viewing timetable OR you can go to spaceweather.com and enter your zip code or postal code and you can generate your timetable.  It’s as easy as that.

And if that ain’t enough… here is this week’s Night Sky episode too…now all you need are some clear skies and you are set

Don’t forget you can always get late-breaking, instant stargazing news anytime by joining my fanpage on Facebook, follow me on Twitter, or get email alerts sent directly to your inbox

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New Night Sky Episode

In this latest installment of Night Sky video series we take a look at the celestial return of two of the brightest planets visible in the heavens. Venus and Jupiter were hidden in front and behind the Sun for the last couple of weeks but are now becoming more easily visible with the naked eye in the morning sky.

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New Night Sky Episode

While Astronomy Day may come and go the celestial wonders highlighted in this latest episode will be around for the next couple of weeks – including Saturn and Mars. So grab the next clear skies and enjoy the planetary sights.

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New Night Sky episode

Just in time for Earth Day weekend here is my latest Night Sky episode on the Lyrid meteor shower that peaks Saturday and Sunday nights of April 21 and 22. Check it out…

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New Night Sky episode online

The two brightest planets visible in the night sky, Jupiter and Venus, have been putting on quite a show this past month as they have been slowly getting closer together in the western sky just after sunset.

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