Rocks in the Sky
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“This is an excellent podcast for anyone interested in, or concerned about, asteroids, comets and the impact threat. Hosted by Dr. Al Grauer, one of the astronomers working in Near Earth Object detection, each episode reports on some aspect related to the rocks that are our fellow cosmic travelers as well as our biggest threats. Highly recommended, very informative.”
castarman via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/14/15
More reviews of Travelers In The Night
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“Listening to Dr. Al Grauer talk about asteroids, comets, moons, planets and other awesome astronomy topics is an auditory treat!”
RoseNebula via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/10/15
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“Dr. Al Grauer hits a great, really atmospheric mood with his short audio clips of a diverse set of thoughts provoked by his night job hunting for Near-Earth asteroids at one of the most successful observatories in the world. He gives interesting inside stories on some of the asteroids and comets...”Read full review »
peter@j95 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/02/15
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“I've listened to several of these two-minute audio clip by Dr. Grauer. 'Travelers in the Night' is very formative at any level of knowledge for the listener and compels the listener to research further into the broadcasted astronomical topic. I personally have learned a lot on a wide variety of...”Read full review »
jefflshaw via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/25/15
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