FROM THE ARCHIVES: With the recent release of the "Project Hail Mary" movie, we are revisiting a favorite episode of "Looking Up." @DeanRegas chats with @andyweirauthor about The Martian and before the film adaptation of Andy's books: "Project Hail Mary" https://t.co/rKcy6VTHtg
Last fall, @NASA announced that it found something incredible in a rock on Mars. A core sample obtained by the Mars Perseverance rover discovered a potential biosignature. @DeanRegas chats with Katie Stack Morgan, Perseverance project scientist @NASAJPL https://t.co/4VS9pcyq0n
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What was the planet Mars like in the past? Was it a dry desolate world like the one we see today, or was it a watery oasis filled with oceans, lakes, and rushing rivers? Was it Earthlike? @DeanRegas chats with Dr. Andy Czaja, to find out more https://t.co/BXroWRPraG
Somewhere over the Moonbow: What is a moonbow, and what does it take to get a picture of one? @DeanRegas chats with Jeff Pfaller, astro-photographer and author of "Dark Skies: Rare Phenomena in America’s Public Lands" to learn more https://t.co/pVivdhYS3p
Telescope Fest
Saturday, March 28 • 7–9 PM
Ault Park Pavilion
Price: Free, no reservations required
Join astronomer Dean Regas @DeanRegas as he and a dozen of his fellow stargazers show off their telescopes.
Explore the many different telescope designs, ask questions with the experts, and see what equipment you can use to see and photograph astronomical events yourself. Food will be available for purchase from Cheese N Chong Food Truck.
If all goes according to plan I'll be on Science Friday today to talk about astronomy in the Farmers Almanac and the Old Farmers Almanac @FarmersAlmanac
What's it like to watch an alien spacecraft fall from the sky? Residents of Ava, Ohio, in 1925 experienced something close. @DeanRegas chats with Ohio News Room journalist, Kendall Crawford about the USS Shenandoah https://t.co/PgB8JovIkH
How do you eat in space? I mean you're weightless and floating. @DeanRegas is joined by Mark Borison, Host of @JungleJimsPod and, in a Looking Up first, doing a space food taste test.
https://t.co/wIKLHSUJtM
@TheMarkening@JungleJimsMrkt
Look for my asterism tonight after the big game: The Winter Football. But wait, what is that extra "star" inside of the Football? Is it a Seahawk or a Patriot? Or just a planet? Predict away! #winterfootball
Rare Lunar Occultation Tonight (Monday). The Moon will slide in front of the brightest star in the constellation Leo the Lion on the evening of February 2. Your timing will vary by location but from Cincinnati watch the Regulus disappear at 8:48pm and reappear at 9:39pm
Should we use cameras to help with astronomical research? Well, of course. Why wouldn’t we? @DeanRegas chats with Anika Burgess, author of Flashes of Brilliance: The Genius of Early Photography and How it Transformed Art, Science, and History https://t.co/tBgIcvZe33
What's that bright "star" next to the Moon tonight (January 30)? It's not a star. It's the planet Jupiter. Check it out among the stars of Gemini and just to the left of Orion #conjunction
Planet-hunters need to be extra picky in their search for habitable worlds. @DeanRegas chats with Dr. Néstor Espinoza, an astronomer at the Space Telescope Science Institute who has his eye on one specific star system, Trappist-1. https://t.co/npGP0tbvtT
Mars and Martians. They go together in the public's mind. The Earthling fascination with "alien invaders" goes back a long time. @DeanRegas explores this cultural phenomenon with David Baron, author of The Martians. https://t.co/SdvAk5f1HQ
The Falcon 9 rocket launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base was visible in Tucson, Arizona tonight. These are some pics I captured. It was outgassing for maybe 7-8 minutes. Then poof, it stopped leaving just the craft visible (in the last shot). Stage separation?
Revisiting a favorite from 2025: @DeanRegas with Inspiration4 astronaut and artist, Dr. Sian Proctor about seeing Earth from outer space, and her book, "Earthlight, The Power of Earthlight and the Human Perspective." https://t.co/Evn3ME2oKa
This holiday season, @DeanRegas revisits a favorite episode featuring astrophysicist Dr. Katie Mack @AstroKatie They discuss how all of this might end: could it be a crunch, a freeze or a rip?
https://t.co/A1FsKAKIiH
Venus is often called our Sister Planet, it's close-by and similar in size to Earth, but it's one twisted sister world. Until recently, we couldn’t tell much about it. @DeanRegas chats with Dr. Rakesh Mogul to unravel the mystery https://t.co/kXewwIGyDh