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gaa_ian
17-03-2008, 07:16 AM
Hi Guys and Gals
As a few of you may know I host a weekly radio science show up in Gove NT.
Being a relativity small town and off the back of the very successful Astronomy & Science fair we had last year in Gove, I was asked to do a radio show each week, and so "The Science Hour" was born.
Since late last year we have been doing shows and as is I my want, I could not just let all those shows sit Idle, so I have put together a new website
http://www.askthescienceguru.com
Radio stations are great promoters and ours is no exception, so I quickly became "Gove's Science Guru" so thus AskTheScienceGuru was born as a site.
On the site you will find what I hope are the best of the Science hour broadcasts. (lots more to come yet, I have to catch up !)
Naturally enough they lean heavily towards Astronomy and Space science. However I also cover popular science, science for kids, reporting on whats topical in the science world, and science in the news.
The podcasts can be listened to on the site or you can subscribe to the RSS feed and have them automatically uploaded to you music player.
The site is (as most are) a work in progress, so I would appreciate you feedback on any issues you encounter, or ways I can make it better.
The content of the site is intended for general popular consumption and some times skims the surface of the facts.
I aim to keep my shows understandable for the Majority of the listening audience.
I hope you enjoy them, as I certainly have a lot of fun doing the shows ;)
Cheers
Ian

xelasnave
17-03-2008, 08:37 AM
Ian that is great I will go off and have a look at the site shortly... I hope you have gravity well coverred;)

Such an effort is a very decent and wonderful thing to do and I salute you.

alex:):):)

xelasnave
17-03-2008, 09:08 AM
I noted on the radio Dr Karl had a stand in and I feel you could be another replacement for him..time to syndicate?
alex

h0ughy
17-03-2008, 12:18 PM
Well done - now the more perplexing questions as asked by all of us - why does it rain when you get new gear???

GTB_an_Owl
17-03-2008, 12:48 PM
Good on you Ian - top stuff

all the best to you and your efforts to enlighten the masses

i too would like to know the answer to h0ughy's question :whistle: :lol:

geoff

gaa_ian
17-03-2008, 09:18 PM
Thanks Alex,Geoff & Houghy :D
If I can find the answer to the new equipment question, I will launch a site to warn of it for any other astronomers in the area ! :lol:

Brian W
21-03-2008, 12:05 AM
The answer is when we get a new piece of equipment we get very excited, start to sweat in our hurry to use it, add to the humidity and voila it rains... or something like that.
Brian