Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Watch Out For Trees
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Retrograde motion is an effect of changing perspective. Inferior planets Mercury and Venus show retrograde motion on either side of inferior conjunction. They "overtake" Earth as they pass between Earth and the Sun.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Is it Massachusetts or Florida outside?
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Planespotting Tales
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
First discovered in 1826, the Bug Nebula is one of the brightest planetary nebulae. The central star is thought to have an extremely high temperature, and its intense heat lights up the surrounding stellar material.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Lisa's college radio career turns 35 today
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Summer Solstice happened on Thursday at 4:50pm. It was the earliest solstice since 1796.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
RCW 49 is one of the most productive regions of star formation to have been found in the Milky Way. It spans a distance of about 350 light-years, and it is thought that over 2200 stars reside within it.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Heat Dome Incoming
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Somebody is eating the succulents out in the yard. Probably not the rabbits, we have a neighborhood fox now.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Camelopardalis is a dim constellation of the far northern sky, representing a giraffe. The giraffe's long neck can be visualized as stretching around the north celestial pole toward Ursa Minor and Draco.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Hope you are out enjoying this day!
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Memorial Day weekend, it's the official start of the summer season so get the tomatoes in the ground and the white shoes out of the closet
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
The Horsehead Nebula is lit by a quintuple star system that bathes the clouds in UV light. Sigma Ordonis A and B are an orbiting pair of blue stars; C,D, and E will eventually spin off as solo stars
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Well today certainly turned out to be yucky
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Have started the planting cycle. Probably cheaper than a gym membership.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
NASA has created a visualization of what it would be like to fall into a black hole. It is worth those 40 seconds of your life.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
How about those Celtics?
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
I spent a lot of money at the garden store yesterday. Now I have to haul heavy bags of dirt around to plant it all. I suppose it's cheaper than a gym membership.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Albireo is regarded as one of the finest multiple star systems in the night sky. It consists of a golden-colored giant star and a cooler blue-dwarf star. Albireo is easily separated through a small telescope.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Vinylthon aka Things I Never Had a Digital Copy Of At Hand aka Timewarp Back To 1990
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
The eclipse was awe-inspiring, but right now I'm more thrilled that the forsythia is blooming this year.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Little is known about dark energy, except that it's repulsive. This strange force causes matter to scatter rather than attract. Dark energy makes up 68% of the universe's mass-energy density.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
The next total solar eclipse that can be seen from the continguous United States will be on Aug. 23, 2044
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
One could argue that it's women's week every week here on WMBR on Saturday afternoons
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Enaiposha is 3 times bigger and 8 times as massive as Earth. The planet's density means a chunk of it must be lighter than rock but heavier than gas. It is likely that Enaiposha is a water world.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
This is music, it should fill 2 hours
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
Lots of April things spotted in the garden on March 16
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
3C 273 is the brightest quasar in the sky and the second to be discovered. In 1963, Cyril Hazard used an occultation by the moon to establish its position.
Time:
Show:
DJ:
Lisa
Note:
I can really use that extra hour tonight, except I've just been told that I am having a moment and the clocks go ahead. Yes, they do....sunlight at 6:30pm tomorrow!
