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365 Days Of Astronomy

@365DaysOfAstronomyTracked since May 2026

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$1/moRadio PhotonsYou're cool. Your light carries signals from radio, television, organic molecules, and, of course, hydrogen gas through the famous 21cm line! Rewards - We will happily add your name to our thank you page

$5/moInfrared PhotonsYou make us warm. Your light keeps food warm, and shines through dust and gas to let us see otherwise hidden stars. You are hard to see from Earth, but many of the best things require going to space. Rewards - We will happily add your name to our thank you page - We will send you a hand-written thank you card

$20/moVisible LightYou are the first thing most people see. You help us make our way through the world without walking into walls, and you make the night sky an inspiration for space explorers. Rewards - We will happily add your name to our thank you page - We will send you a hand-written thank you card - You will get a Christmas time random envelope of awesome

$45/moUltraviolet PhotonsYou are so bright you burn! You tan our skins, and point the way to hot young stars and wildly energetic galaxies. Some people try to block you, but we say you do you, ultraviolet. Rewards - We will happily add your name to our thank you page - We will send you a hand-written thank you card - We will announce your name / organisation as the sponsor of 1 episode per month that you support the show. AND you get to specify a sponsor message. This is a monthly reward. - You will get a gift bag of random awesome at Christmas.

$100/moX-Ray PhotonsYou are straight out of super hero legends! You let doctors find broken bones, and you let astronomers pin point the locations of feeding black holes. Your light shows things otherwise hidden, and this makes you remarkable. Rewards - We will happily add your name to our thank you page - We will send you a hand-written thank you card - We will announce your name / organisation as the sponsor of 2 episodes per month that you support the show. AND you get to specify a sponsor message. This is a monthly reward. - You will get a gift bag of random awesome at Christmas. - We will mail you a T-Shirt in a size of your choice.

$200/moGamma-Ray RadiationWhen light gets too powerful, we tend to call it radiation. You are that powerful light. You can shatter DNA, and you mark the locations of the biggest explosions in the universe. You are awesome. Rewards - We will happily add your name to our thank you page - We will send you a hand-written thank you card - We will announce your name / organisation as the sponsor of 2 episodes per month that you support the show. AND you get to specify a sponsor message. This is a monthly reward. - We will mail you a T-Shirt in a size of your choice. - You will get a gift box of random awesome at Christmas. - You will be invited to record a special Q&A episode with Pamela and Avivah.

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Audio Latest postPublicAstronomy Cast Ep. 786: Wolf-Rayet Stars

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Travelers in the Night Eps. 863 & 864: Space Elevator & Lunar DebrisToday’s episode of 365 Days of Astronomy comes to us from Travelers in the Night. Host Dr Al Grauer shares: Today's 2 topics: - In a recentAudioMarch 15Public 0 0 EVSN - Climate Change Melts Glaciers, Greens the ArcticPlease note: On April 1, we'll be merging CosmoQuest's 365 Days's of Astronomy podcast into CosmoQuestX here on Patreon. Today’s episode ofAudioApril 1Public 0 0 Space Stories - Astronomy Words: Magnitude - Why Bright Stars Have Small NumbersPlease note: On April 1, we'll be merging CosmoQuest's 365 Days's of Astronomy podcast into CosmoQuestX here on Patreon. Today’s episode ofAudioApril 1Public 0 0 Guide To Space - Project Dragonfly. A Laser-Powered Probe to Alpha CentauriPlease note: On April 1, we'll be merging CosmoQuest's 365 Days's of Astronomy podcast into CosmoQuestX here on Patreon. Today’s episode ofAudioApril 1Public 0 0 Deep Astronomy - The Magnificent Carina Nebula in 4KPlease note: On April 1, we'll be merging CosmoQuest's 365 Days's of Astronomy podcast into CosmoQuestX here on Patreon. Today’s episode ofAudioApril 1Public 0 0 MagnetarsNOTE: Starting April 1 this account will merge with CosmoQuestx. Please consider joining the other feed today to avoid missing any science gAudioApril 1Public 0 0 Travelers in the Night Eps. 861 & 862: Big Bear Observatory & New Planet 9 SearchToday’s episode of 365 Days of Astronomy comes to us from Travelers in the Night. Hosts Dr Al Grauer shares: Today's 2 topics: - Big Bear SoAudioMarch 8Public 0 0 Equatorial SkyGuide For MarchToday’s episode of 365 Days of Astronomy comes to us from our own project director! Avivah Yamani shares: A guide to March 2026 sky events fAudioMarch 7Public 0 0 EVSN - Glaciers: Going, Going…GoneToday’s episode of 365 Days of Astronomy comes to us from EVSN. The production team at CosmoQuest report: The glaciers are melting, the volAudioMarch 7Public 0 0 Awesome Astronomy - Vanishing Stars & Invisible GalaxiesToday’s episode of 365 Days of Astronomy comes to us from Awesome Astronomy. Hosts Paul Hill and Dr. Jenifer Millard report: March episodeAudioMarch 5Public 0 0 Actual Astronomy - The Observer’s Calendar for March 2026Today’s episode of 365 Days of Astronomy comes to us from Actual Astronomy. Hosts Christ Beckett and Shane Ludtke share: This month we talkAudioMarch 4Public 0 0

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