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Intergalactic Craic

Armagh Observatory and Planetarium’s first podcast, “Intergalactic Craic” will bring the latest space related news, theories and technologies to the ears of the general public. Headed by two engaging hosts, the podcast will feature interviews with astronomers, debates and discussions with experts in relevant fields and listener proposed questions. Intergalactic Craic will not feel like a lecture series; instead listeners will find themselves learning the secrets of the universe while laughing along with the hosts and guests. It’ll be out of this world!

Music: Nebula Rush by Florian Decros

Science Astronomy
Update frequency
every 24 days
Average duration
37 minutes
Episodes
31
Years Active
2020 - 2023
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The Safest Dinner Party of 2020

The Safest Dinner Party of 2020

For the last episode of Season 1, Heather and Courtney suggest their ideal astronomy guests to a dinner party. They cover some of humanity's greatest astronomical achievements as well as discuss some…

00:42:25  |   Fri 04 Dec 2020
Turning Back The Clock - The History of AOP

Turning Back The Clock - The History of AOP

Join Heather and Special Guest Host Dr Rok Nezic as they delve into the archives and discuss the history of the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium through their favourite objects. Clocks, books, inst…

00:54:13  |   Thu 19 Nov 2020
Vampires, Zombies and... Bowties? Oh My!

Vampires, Zombies and... Bowties? Oh My!

This week Intergalactic Craic has some added spook for your Autumn. Vampire stars, zombie stars and spooky nebulae will all be discussed by Courtney and Heather. Need Some Space?

00:35:13  |   Wed 04 Nov 2020
A Love Letter to Hubble

A Love Letter to Hubble

This week Heather and Courtney gush about the one, the only, Hubble Space Telescope. You may have heard of Hubble, but what has it done? What has it lead us to? Just pretty pictures?! Far from it. Ne…

00:37:24  |   Tue 13 Oct 2020
5 Amazing Women in Science You Should Know!

5 Amazing Women in Science You Should Know!

This week, Heather and Courtney pick a few of their favourite women from history that worked in the scientific field. From the first female astronomer, to the first Nobel Prize winner to live to 100 …

01:05:47  |   Fri 18 Sep 2020
Nuclear Gnocchi: An Overview of Neutron Stars

Nuclear Gnocchi: An Overview of Neutron Stars

This week Courtney takes Heather on a drive-by of the weirdest objects in the universe - neutron stars! Pasta, sugar cubes, soup and even existence ending matter are in inside these little balls of d…

00:33:27  |   Wed 02 Sep 2020
Satellites are Cool, I Swear!

Satellites are Cool, I Swear!

This week Heather puts on her teacher hat and breaks down why exactly satellites are cool. Courtney is initially unconvinced, but by the end will she be a fan? Bet we teach you something you didn't k…

00:41:43  |   Wed 19 Aug 2020
ISS? More like Fly-SS!

ISS? More like Fly-SS!

This week on Intergalactic Craic your favourite hosts, Heather and Courtney, take on the topic of the flyest human invention ever; The International Space Station (or ISS for short). Do you know how …

00:40:22  |   Wed 29 Jul 2020
The Earth is Round!

The Earth is Round!

This week Heather and Courtney are joined by AOP's Dr Conor Byrne to take a dive into the world of The Flat Earth Society! How long has this myth been going about? Do people really believe the earth …

00:39:58  |   Wed 15 Jul 2020
All About Asteroids

All About Asteroids

This week, for #AsteroidDay, Heather and Courtney cover the most frequently asked asteroid questions by the public. Dr Rok Nežič lends his expertise to what the difference between an asteroid, a come…

00:28:54  |   Tue 30 Jun 2020
Let's Get Quizzy With It!

Let's Get Quizzy With It!

Welcome to Armagh Observatory and Planetarium's new podcast - Intergalactic Craic! On our first episode we have a brief chat about AOP's history, followed by some astronomy quiz questions and answers…

00:35:51  |   Fri 12 Jun 2020
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