Science:Astronomy
We're back for 2019! Welcome to another year of awesome astronomy. In this
episode we chat about the Super Wolf Blood Moon (a.k.a.
"January-lunar-eclipse-that-was-slightly-bigger-than-average") and the
lunar meteorite impacts caught on video during the eclipse. Then Emily gets
pretty excited about the First Light data from TESS, everyone's favourite
exoplanet-hunting spacecraft — and describes the first three exoplanets
found amongst the TESS data. Turns out, all exoplanets are indeed exciting.
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