SciFri Radio: Astronomy
SciFri Radio: Tracking Near-Earth Objects
The US spends $4 million each year to search for comets or asteroids that could threaten the planet. That's not enough to get the job done,...
SciFri Radio: In 2010, A Space Opera
For the past week, the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York has been home to an unusual sight -- performances...
SciFri Radio: Astronomy Meeting Highlights
We'll get the latest from researchers at this week's meeting of the American Astronomical Society.
SciFri Radio: Lunar Impact Mission Update
Friday, NASA scientists announced that they had found 'a significant amount' of lunar water through the recent LCROSS lunar impact mission.
SciFri Radio: Surveying the Heliosphere
A series of journal articles published this week draw a new picture of our solar system's heliosphere, the bubble carved out in the interstellar...
SciFri Radio: They Might Be Giants: Here Comes Science
The band They Might Be Giants presents a new album of science-themed music.
SciFri Radio: Moon Movie
We talk with director Duncan Jones about his recent science fiction movie 'Moon.'
SciFri Radio: A New Type Of Black Hole
Researchers may have discovered a new type of black hole, a finding that would mean the massive gravity sinks can exist in a 'medium' size.
SciFri Radio: Summer Science Movies
We'll talk about the art and science of several films out this summer, from documentaries chronicling an astronomy project, to a mass-market...
SciFri Radio: Summer Sky Guide
Summer nights are made for stargazing. We'll get a guide to what to look for in the skies in the months ahead.
SciFri Videos: Astronomy
Video: 1957 Sputnik News Reel
Watch this news reel from Universal Studios on the launch of Sputnik.
Video: Your Video: Hotel Mauna Kea
Welcome to the Hotel Mauna Kea. Five planetary astronomers bring you an original science music video about life at the observatory at the...
Video: DisCERN this: Large Hadron Rap
An original rap about the Large Hadron Collider--don't miss it. Brought to you by Will Barras, PhD student in the department of linguistics and...
Video: Your Video: Highlight Reel From Space
Robots from Earth have invaded the solar system! Robotic spacecraft from several nations are actively exploring the Moon, Mars, Saturn and the...
Video: Manhattanhenge: Watch A Star Align
Twice a year, the sunset lines up with New York City's street grid -- making for spectacular views. Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden...
Video: Pluto Controversy: The Back Story
Neil DeGrasse Tyson recounts the controversy about America's favorite former planet -- Pluto. He talks with Ira in the NPR studio in New York about...
SciFri Newsbriefs: Astronomy
Newsbrief: Watering Pole
Mars has enough frozen water to cover the planet in 36 feet of water.
Newsbrief: Liquid Mirror Lunar Telescope
Using liquid for the telescope's mirror could let scientists see deeper into the Universe than ever before.
Newsbrief: Designing for the Stars
What will the next generation of space suits look like?
Newsbrief: New Moon
The moon may not be as old as previously thought.
Newsbrief: So long, Ulysses!
The sun-studying spacecraft is about to end its epic odyssey.












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