Auld Reekie Astro What's Up?: June 2016

Tuesday, 28 June 2016

Episode 5

This episode of "What's Up?" we discuss results from LISA pathfinder and the LIGO detector, the Moon Express mission, and the upcoming SPIE conference in Edinburgh.

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For more information on the Royal Observatory Edinburgh and the events on offer, click here.

Music by: Lino Rise

Title: “Intro Eagle One”

Source: https://soundcloud.com/free-intro-music/intro-eaglel-one

All views and opinions expressed in this podcast as those of the individual, and do not represent those of the organisations with which they are affiliated.

Episode 4

This episode of "What's Up?" we discuss Meteors and craters, the Mercury transit, some stories relating to lasers, and exoplanets.

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For more information on the Royal Observatory Edinburgh and the events on offer, click here.

The release of this episode was delayed due to a media embargo during the EU referendum.

Music by: Lino Rise

Title: “Intro Eagle One”

Source: https://soundcloud.com/free-intro-music/intro-eaglel-one

All views and opinions expressed in this podcast as those of the individual, and do not represent those of the organisations with which they are affiliated.

Welcome to the What's Up Podcast!

We are all Astronomers or Engineers working at the Royal Observatory Edinburgh. We used to provide monthly talks at the Observatory covering 'what's up' in the night sky, and 'what's up' in the news, providing a little more insight into the science stories in the media. This podcast covers similar topics, but hopefully offers a slightly different insight.

We have been given various nicknames over the years, but have settled on calling ourselves Auld Reekie Astro now, so ne sure to look for us on Twitter, Facebook, and Youtube for more content.

The Royal Observatory Edinburgh consists of two departments; the Institue for Astronomy, which is part of the University of Edinburgh, and the UK Astronomy Technology Centre, which is part of the STFC. Together these institutions are world leaders in many areas of astronomical research and in the development of instruments for both ground and space based telescopes.