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In this episode of the Kielder Observatory Podcast, join Ian Brannan and Director of Astronomy, Dan Pye, as they explore the intriguing developments in the search for alien life and discuss Elon Musk's ambitious plans for humanity on Mars.
They also delve into the wonders of the summer night sky, highlighting the beauty of noctilucent clouds and the celestial events to look out for in the coming weeks.
From the mysteries of dimethyl sulphide detected by the James Webb telescope to the upcoming meteor showers and observatory events, this episode is packed with astronomical insights and tips for stargazers.
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