Skywatch: June

Ep 11: Join Deep Space High’s Professor Pulsar as he guides us through the exciting things you can see in this month’s night sky! Get your star gazing tips for May! This month you might even get to see some shooting stars, or spot a Dragon called Draco or even a Bear – don’t worr ... Show More

Ep 10: Join Deep Space High’s Professor Pulsar as he guides us through the exciting things you can see in this month’s night sky! As we move into Spring it is much nicer to be out in the evening star spotting. Check out a roaring constellation this month, Leo the Lion will be in ... Show More

Ep 9: Join Deep Space High’s Professor Pulsar as he guides us through the exciting things you can see in this month’s night sky! Say goodbye to the wintery months, as this month is the Spring Equinox, (that’s the official start of spring), so if you get your binoculars out you mi ... Show More

Learn how to talk about the night sky and stargazing. 

<p>The sun is out, the weather is warm, and summer school is in session! Neil deGrasse Tyson, co-host Matt Kirshen, and astrophysicist Charles Liu answer fan-submitted questions on mathematics, the Big Bang, the laws of physics, neutrinos, relativity, Pluto, the smell of the Milk ... Show More

A late-night visit to the library inspires Julie and Emma to read two books about the night sky. Author and illustrator Floyd Cooper drops in for a visit and shares one of his stories. Plus, astronomer Annette S. Lee teaches us about the Lakota/Dakota Star Map. Submit your Wonder ... Show More

Lisa, Cowy and Elliot are keen to discover how stars can help you find your way home! Join them as they head outside to look at the night sky and explore stars and constellations! ✨✨ Parents, we have plenty of activities, games, and songs that will teach your little one all about ... Show More

Mars and Jupiter are getting closer and closer to each other. It's a rare sight and one of several celestial sightings happening now. Summer host Khalil Akhtar spoke to amateur astronomer Chris Curwin to find out what we can see in our skies, and where to look.