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Experience the world of astronomy with #1 in the world for visual comet discoveries, Don Machholz. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, journey with Don Machholz into the solar system and beyond every Wednesday.

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United States

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Experience the world of astronomy with #1 in the world for visual comet discoveries, Don Machholz. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, journey with Don Machholz into the solar system and beyond every Wednesday.

Language:

English


Episodes
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LUWD #136 Saturn at Opposition

8/8/2022
"Look for the Seeliger effect, when the rings brighten for a few days." Don Machholz

Duration:00:24:54

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LUWD #135 A 1988 Comet Discovery

8/1/2022
"We had quite a few people there to see it." Don Machholz

Duration:00:23:51

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LUWD #134 Two Summer Meteor Showers

7/26/2022
"So these next couple of weeks may be your best chance to see them." Don Machholz

Duration:00:09:06

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LUWD #133 Your July Observing List

7/18/2022
"Start with the bright stars." Don Machholz

Duration:00:18:55

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LUWD #132 Summertime Views

7/11/2022
"The Summer Milky Way is now visible and with the warmer nights it is easy to stay out past midnight." Don Machholz

Duration:00:18:11

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LUWD #131 The Story About a 1994 Comet Discovery

7/4/2022
"At 2:47 AM I picked up a fuzzy object, about magnitude 10." Don Machholz

Duration:00:21:24

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LUWD #130 Image the Moon This Week

6/28/2022
"This would be a good week to image the moon each night through a small telescope." Don Machholz

Duration:00:18:07

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LUWD #129 M4 and M80

6/21/2022
"Two globular clusters in Scorpius" Don Machholz

Duration:00:30:11

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LUWD #128 So Many Planets, So Little Time

6/13/2022
"Quite often, when I'm the smartest person in the room, I'm by myself." Don Machholz

Duration:00:12:54

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LUWD #127 Not Even An Inkling of Twinkling

6/6/2022
"The stars twinkle, the planets do not." Don Machholz

Duration:00:15:43

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LUWD #126 The Arietids Meteor Shower

5/31/2022
"We have a meteor shower coming up this week that almost no one knows about, but it is one of the most active of the year.” Don Machholz

Duration:00:11:24

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LUWD #125 Possibly a Great Meteor Shower?

5/24/2022
"It is a matter of watching and waiting." Don Machholz

Duration:00:39:42

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LUWD #124 The Virgo Galaxies

5/17/2022
"These were cataloged by Charles Messier in 1781." Don Machholz

Duration:00:15:21

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LUWD #123 A Total Lunar Eclipse

5/10/2022
When the moon is in the umbra, it is hidden from the sundra." Don Machholz

Duration:00:26:28

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LUWD #122 How to See Fainter Objects

5/3/2022
"Eyes, skies, and telescope." Don Machholz

Duration:00:22:02

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LUWD #121 The Moon, Mercury, M45, and Maybe a Comet

4/26/2022
"This week the hotspot is the evening sky." Don Machholz

Duration:00:22:59

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LUWD #120 A Line-up of Planets

4/21/2022
"Set the alarm and bring the camera." Don Machholz

Duration:00:15:48

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LUWD #119 Amateur and Professional Astronomers

4/11/2022
"I have been an amateur astronomer since I was about 8 years old and took an interest in astronomy." Don Machholz

Duration:00:22:13

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LUWD #118 The Straight Wall

4/4/2022
"It is one of the most interesting features on the moon." -Don Machholz

Duration:00:20:51

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LUWD #117 Mars and Saturn in the Morning Sky

3/29/2022
"And the colors should differ, especially when seen through binoculars or a telescope." -Don Machholz

Duration:00:13:58