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The Constellation Station

Welcome aboard the 'Constellation Station' with your Guide Mark Thompson. Tune in every Monday for your weekly guide to all things going on in the skies above the UK that week. From meteorological showers to once in a lifetime phenomenon.  Join Astronomy expert Mark Thompson, So you don't miss the wonders that occur above us at night! And until then 'Let's hope for some clear skies'. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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11 de mar. de 2024

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The Constellation Station Guide For Week Commencing 11th September 2023 10.09.2023

Hello and welcome to the Constellation Station Podcast. Join your guide Mark Thompson, as he helps you know where to look in the sky above the UK this week commencing Monday 11th September! This week Jupiter and Saturn remain visible in the sky and will also be joined by Uranus. Also if you are lucky enough you may be able to look back in time (OVER 2 MILLION YEARS) with a fuzzy star in the sky. S...

The Constellation Station Guide For Week Commencing 4th September 2023 03.09.2023

Hello and welcome to the Constellation Station Podcast. Join your guide Mark Thompson, as he helps you know where to look in the sky above the UK this week commencing Monday 4th September! This week we experience great views of Jupiter. Also if you are lucky enough you may be able to spot the giant storm named 'The Great Red Spot'. September is also a great month to hunt down the Andromeda Galaxy!...

The Constellation Station Guide For Week Commencing 28th August 2023 27.08.2023

Hello and welcome to the Constellation Station Podcast. Join your guide Mark Thompson, as he helps you know where to look in the sky above the UK this week commencing Monday 28th August! This week we experience natures own form of light pollution with a full Moon. With an easy opportunity to find Saturn this week. Let's Hope For Some Clear Skies! Follow us on Instagram @theconstellationstationpodc...

The Constellation Station Guide For Week Commencing 21st August 2023 20.08.2023

Hello and welcome to the Constellation Station Podcast. Join your guide Mark Thompson, as he helps you know where to look in the sky above the UK this week commencing Monday 21st August! This week we see the first quatre phase of the new Moon and Saturn will be sitting directly opposite the Sun. Let's Hope For Some Clear Skies! Follow us on Instagram @theconstellationstationpodcast, TikTok @thecon...

The Constellation Station Guide For Week Commencing 14th August 2023 13.08.2023

Hello and welcome to the Constellation Station Podcast. Join your guide Mark Thompson, as he helps you know where to look in the sky above the UK this week commencing Monday 14th August! With a new moon on Wednesday, this week is the perfect opportunity to take yourself away from any light pollution and hunt down the faint Galaxy and Nebula. Let's Hope For Some Clear Skies! Follow us on Instagram...

The Constellation Station Guide For Week Commencing 7th August 2023 06.08.2023

Hello and welcome to episode 1 of the Constellation Station Podcast. Join your guide Mark Thompson, as he helps you know where to look in the sky above the UK this week commencing Monday 7th August! Follow us on Instagram @theconstellationstationpodcast, TikTok @theconstellationstation and Twitter @AstronomyPod --- A Create Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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