On our final EarthSky 22, a word about a powerful new telescope and the coming of spring for the Northern Hemisphere. Song of the week by The Raveonettes.
Rosetta mission plans to land a probe on a comet in late 2014. Plus skywatching as winter turns to spring. Song of the week: "Born to Roam" by Shakey Graves.
Lots going on this week. Asteroid flyby. Meteor explodes over Russia. Jupiter and moon. Song of the week is Phosphorescent's "Song for Zula." Your 22 minutes of science and music here.
Gavin Heffernan talks about filming the Geminid meteor shower in Death Valley. Song of the week is Adram Torres' Rosemarie. Your 22 minutes of science and music. Just press play.
This week, Mike talks with a scientist with a revised theory about some dinosaur tracks, Deborah talks full moon, and there's new music from Phosphorescent. Enjoy!
Song of the week is Monahan's "Diamonds." ES weather blogger Matt Daniel interviews head of National Hurricane Center. Your 22 minutes of science and music!
The next generation of Landsat satellites will launch in February 2013. Hear from Landsat scientists, learn about winter stargazing and check out new music from Belaire. Your 22 minutes of science and music!
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