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Star Gazers Season 48

A Mars, Venus, Saturn, Moon Meetup! | January 6 - January 12

Season 48 Episode 1
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Vega, Vega, Vega | January 13 - January 19

Vega, Vega, Vega | January 13 - January 19

Season 48 Episode 2
1:00
Jupiter’s Moons Right Now! | January 20 - January 26

Jupiter’s Moons Right Now! | January 20 - January 26

Season 48 Episode 3
1:00
Finding the North Star | January 27 - February 2

Finding the North Star | January 27 - February 2

Season 48 Episode 4
1:00
The Ecliptic Moon Meetups of 2025 | February 03 - February 09

The Ecliptic Moon Meetups of 2025 | February 03 - February 09

Season 48 Episode 5
1:00
We’re Crossing Saturn's Plane | February 10 - February 16

We’re Crossing Saturn's Plane | February 10 - February 16

Season 48 Episode 6
1:00
Who Cut Those Crab Claws? | February 17 - February 23

Who Cut Those Crab Claws? | February 17 - February 23

Season 48 Episode 7
1:00
Moons Over My Pleiades | February 24 - March 02

Moons Over My Pleiades | February 24 - March 02

Season 48 Episode 8
1:00
Pi Day to Eclipse Them All | March 3 - March 9

Pi Day to Eclipse Them All | March 3 - March 9

Season 48 Episode 9
1:00
Find That Pi Day Crown in the Stars | March 10 - March 16

Find That Pi Day Crown in the Stars | March 10 - March 16

Season 48 Episode 10
1:00
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Devour Those Showers

Why is it that meteor showers happen every year? Trace Dominguez explains why.
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Pi Day to Eclipse Them All | March 3 - March 9
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Season 48 Episode 9
Pi Day to Eclipse Them All | March 3 - March 9
Star Gazers STGZ502 March 3-9, 2025 “Pi Day to Eclipse Them All”
Moons Over My Pleiades | February 24 - March 02
1:00
Season 48 Episode 8
Moons Over My Pleiades | February 24 - March 02
Star Gazers STGZ501 February 24 - March 2, 2025 “Moons Over My Pleiades March 2025”
Who Cut Those Crab Claws? | February 17 - February 23
1:00
Season 48 Episode 7
Who Cut Those Crab Claws? | February 17 - February 23
Star Gazers STGZ452 February 17-23, 2025 “Who Cut Those Crab Claws?”
We’re Crossing Saturn's Plane | February 10 - February 16
1:00
Season 48 Episode 6
We’re Crossing Saturn's Plane | February 10 - February 16
Star Gazers STGZ451 February 10-16, 2025 “We’re Crossing Saturn’s Plane - Now What?”
The Ecliptic Moon Meetups of 2025 | February 03 - February 09
1:00
Season 48 Episode 5
The Ecliptic Moon Meetups of 2025 | February 03 - February 09
Star Gazers STGZ450 February 3-9, 2025 “The Ecliptic Moon Meetups of 2025”
Finding the North Star | January 27 - February 2
1:00
Season 48 Episode 4
Finding the North Star | January 27 - February 2
Star Gazers STGZ449 January 27, 2025 - February 2, 2025 “Finding the North Star”
Jupiter’s Moons Right Now! | January 20 - January 26
1:00
Season 48 Episode 3
Jupiter’s Moons Right Now! | January 20 - January 26
Star Gazers STGZ448 January 20-26, 2025 “Jupiter’s Moons Right Now Jan 2025”
Vega, Vega, Vega | January 13 - January 19
1:00
Season 48 Episode 2
Vega, Vega, Vega | January 13 - January 19
Star Gazers STGZ447 January 13-19, 2025 “Vega, Vega, Vega”
Star Gazers Season 48
1:00
Season 48 Episode 1
A Mars, Venus, Saturn, Moon Meetup! | January 6 - January 12
Star Gazers STGZ446 January 6-12, 2025 “A Mars, Venus, Saturn, Moon Meetup! Jan 2025”
Sky Events in 2025! | December 30 – January 5
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Season 47 Episode 53
Sky Events in 2025! | December 30 – January 5
Star Gazers STGZ445 Dec 30, 2024 - Jan 5, 2025 “Sky Events to Look For in 2025!”
The Last Stars of 2024 | December 23 – December 29
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Season 47 Episode 52
The Last Stars of 2024 | December 23 – December 29
Star Gazers STGZ444 December 23-29, 2024 “The Last Stars of 2024”
Morning Mercury and Evening Venus | December 16 – December 22
1:00
Season 47 Episode 51
Morning Mercury and Evening Venus | December 16 – December 22
Star Gazers STGZ443 December 16-22, 2024 “Morning Mercury and Evening Venus Dec 2024”
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