Podcast

Uranus the Oddball


Izzie and Dr Becky have done episodes on Mars, gas giants, Saturn and Jupiter individually, so it’s about time that Uranus gets its own episode. And just so we're clear, it's UranUs, not UrAnus. Professor Leigh Fletcher from the University of Leicester takes the team through the basics. Plus, Izzie pays a visit to the Royal Astronomical Society’s archive to see the Herschels' notebooks from when the planet was discovered. Recommends Late Prom 15: Moon and Stars https://www.bbc.co.uk/events/en8fbp Public Service Broadcasting - The Race for Space - https://open.spotify.com/album/4ZaAM16hw3xpp680FJahJJ?autoplay=true Our next main episode is a Q&A, so please send your questions to podcast@ras.ac.uk, tweet @RoyalAstroSoc (https://twitter.com/RoyalAstroSoc) or message us on Insta @SupermassivePod (https://www.instagram.com/supermassivepod/?hl=en-gb)

BONUS - Team Enceladus or Team Europa?


BONUS - Aimless telescopes & beyond the Milky Way


Most of the Universe is missing...


BONUS - Why do Gas Giants exist?


BIG Observatories


BONUS - Are Lunar Poles Arbitrary?


Becky Loves Saturn


BONUS - Do black holes stop time?


Jupiter The Monster


BONUS - More Comets, Less Asteroids


Gettin' Gravitational Wave-y


BONUS - The Supermassive Mailbox


Q&A - Black Hole Burps and Space Station Pacman


Stargazing with Team Supermassive


Astronaut Special: Returning to the Moon


Q&A - The Year in Space


JWST First Images... FINALLY!


Life on Mars - LIVE from Standon Calling


Rocky Planets Rock