Cosmic Coffee Time with Andrew Prestage 

It's cosmology in a cup! - Cosmic Coffee Time is bite sized podcasts making sense of space, astronomy, life, and the universe, best enjoyed with a coffee. A down to earth look at what's up there, and it's just for you spacefans. Grab a coffee and see where in the universe we go this time. Follow on Twitter @CosmicCoffTime

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Title	Date published
#54 NASA’s VERITAS mission to Venus. There’s some good news, there’s some bad news and there’s one incredible discovery hidden for thirty years.	2023-04-30
#53 The Hayabusa2 Asteroid Ryugu sample return mission. Space rock expert Greg Brennecka joins us for an incredible up-close look at real life asteroid material.	2023-03-31
#52 Hundreds of years before GPS there was celestial navigation. Let's see how astronomy and some basic equipment kept old time mariners on course.	2023-02-28
#51 NASA's astronaut class of 1978. We have a compelling chat with Meredith Bagby about this ground breaking group of space shuttle astronauts, and her fascinating book The New Guys	2023-02-06
#50 We all love GPS, but what space science makes it work?	2022-12-31
#49 The new Mars meteorite impact. NASA Insight has detected a new meteorite impact on Mars! Meteorite expert Greg Brennecka returns to talk about this breathtaking new discovery.	2022-11-30
#48 Caroline Herschel - So much more than just the sister of the guy who discovered Uranus	2022-10-31
#47 Have you ever heard of moonquakes? Let's take a look at how different they are from earthquakes.	2022-09-30
#46 Meteorite expert Greg Brennecka returns to the podcast to talk about the Nadir crater. An exciting new discovery that could be a 66 million year old meteorite impact.	2022-08-31
#45 NASA's Dragonfly mission to Saturn's moon, Titan. A drone is going to fly in the atmosphere of Saturn's largest moon. Incredible!	2022-07-31
#44 About that black hole at the centre of our galaxy... Now we've got a picture! Sagittarius A*	2022-06-30
#43 Let's take a look at Sunspots. What are those darker spots on the surface of the sun?	2022-05-31
#42 Pulsars. What are these incredible objects and what makes them pulse?	2022-04-30
#41 Galileo. His observations in 1610 changed a lot of what we knew about astronomy. Let's see what he found.	2022-03-31
#40 Binary stars. Would you believe that most of the stars we see aren't just single stars? Incredible I know!	2022-02-28
#39 Meteorites! We meet with noted meteoriticist Greg Brennecka to talk meteorites, the origins of life on Earth, and his new book 'Impact'	2022-01-31
#38 The amazing Mars Perseverance rover and Ingenuity helicopter. Let's take a look at the Mars 2020 project	2021-12-31
#37 What's in that unexpected gap between Mars and Jupiter? Let's take a look at the asteroid belt - a fascinating element of our solar system	2021-11-30
#36 The Voyager spacecraft. Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are the furthest travelled objects ever made by humans. What did they find on the grand tour of the solar system? And where are they now?	2021-10-31
#35 Planet Neptune. The most distant major planet in our solar system and the first to be located by mathematical calculations. Let's take a look.	2021-09-30

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