Podcasts about earthlight

Dean chats with Inspiration4 astronaut and artist, Dr. Sian Proctor about seeing Earth from outer space, and her book, "Earthlight, The Power of Earthlight and the Human Perspective."Send us your thoughts at lookingup@wvxu.org or post them on social media using #lookinguppodcastFind Us Online: Twitter: @lookinguppod @deanregas, Instagram: @917wvxu @deanregas, Tiktok: @cincinnatipublicradio @astronomerdean, Episode transcript: www.wvxu.org/podcast/looking-up, More from Dean: www.astrodean.com

Author J. Michael Straczynski joins AudioFile's Michele Cobb for a conversation about his new audio original, EARTHLIGHT. Straczynski is well known as the creator of the “Babylon 5” TV series and has written comics for Marvel and DC. His newest book, EARTHLIGHT, is a high-stakes military sci-fi audiobook performed by Erik Braa and a full cast with immersive sound effects and music. Listen in to learn about the approach Straczynski took when writing an audio original and why this story fits so well with the audio format. Read the full review of the audiobook on AudioFile's website. Published by Random House Audio. Discover thousands of audiobook reviews and more at AudioFile's website. Today's episode is sponsored by Random House Audio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Feir shares his review of “Earthlight”; a near-future military thriller by J. Michael Straczynski. Earthlight on Audible

Mike Feir shares his review of “Earthlight”; a near-future military thriller by J. Michael Straczynski. A loan officer didn't understand the terms of her mortgage and is now shocked by the fallout. Grant Hardy has this story on What in the World. A highschooler in B.C. was pressured by administration to change her end of term art project that was critical of the school's accessibility barriers. Laura Bain has that story and more on The Buzz! Actor Brian George previews Season 2 of Roll with It, a comedy series about a wheelchair user willing to bend the law to make businesses more accessible. Arts Consultant Christine Malec plays tourist in her own home town of Toronto, rediscovering the must-see attractions in her own backyard. Tech contributor Mike Babcock joins us for our weekly roundtable and weighs in on Kelly's hot news topics.

The photographer and musician discusses his love of nightlife, the origins of his music practice and his new album. This week's Exchange—falling on the first week of Pride Month—features the acclaimed artist Wolfgang Tillmans, a figure who has become known for documenting Berlin's queer nightlife culture. But Tillmans isn't just active behind the camera. He's also an outspoken activist for the international LGBTQIA+ community and the wave of conservatism rearing its head against gender and reproductive rights around the world. His evocative photos invite viewers to look at society straight in the face, question the status quo and harness the power of collective resistance to normative, capitalist ways of living. An ardent fan of electronic music, he also captures artists and DJs at the heart of underground club culture. When he started taking photos in the '90s, it was at the acid house parties blossoming around Germany and the UK. Now entering the height of his career at 55, Tillmans has been profiled multiple times in major magazines like the New Yorker and given career-spanning solo retrospectives at the MoMa in New York, Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin, The Centre Pompidou in Paris and countless galleries across the world, including David Zwirner, which represents him. While it's widely acknowledged that Tillmans enjoys participating in club culture, what might be less well known is that he actually makes music himself. In recent years, he's begun putting out albums on his own label, fragile, creating new wave-tinged electronica that nods to early synth pop. Tillmans released his debut album, Moon in Earthlight, in 2021 and he's now celebrating the release of his second album, Build From Here, where he explicitly sings about human rights and violations against the LGBTQIA+ community. Overall, its message is one of hope and excited apprehension about the future and the arts' place within it. Listen to the episode in full.

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[July 9, 1995] Alien Autopsy Film - Linda Moulton Howe | Earthlight Theory - Greg Long

In this episode of THE IDEALISTS.: Melissa speaks with Dr. Sian Proctor, who launched into Earth's orbit as pilot of the Crew Dragon with SpaceX. As a geoscientist, artist, poet, and astronaut, not only did she grace the cover of Times Magazine, but she also appeared in “The Colony” on The Discovery Channel, “Genius by Stephen Hawking” on PBS,  “Strange Evidence” on the Science Channel, and “Countdown” on Netflix. During the conversation, Sian takes us into space with her and it is quite a marvel.What we learned: Sian begins the conversation by explaining the history of space travel and then describes her emotional and physical preparation to launch into orbit— including a phone conversation with former First Lady Michelle Obama. Sian then details the monumental beauty of Earthlight by reciting a poem she wrote while in the space craft.Join the conversation about THE IDEALISTS. and break*through. At our website: https://www.theidealistspodcast.co/On Instagram: @theidealistspodcast_On Twitter: @theidealistspodHelp us to grow! Leave a review of the show on Apple or SpotifyOrder a copy of the*journalWe're sponsored by the London School of Economics @lsegenerate

Comic/Producer Rachel Lovey (The Comedy Store, Women In Comedy Who Don't Have A Series Yet) was one of the original Woodstock organizers and performer for the Earthlight Theater Group. Her story takes us back to the most spectacular music festival of all time. Woodstock. Tune in to Christine Blackburn's brand new podcast My Life in 3 Songs, premiering September 2022. Comedians share 3 songs from their lives that have made an impact. Listen to My Life in 3 Songs, exclusively on Spotify https://spoti.fi/3dpHX5X And follow the show on Twitter here https://twitter.com/mylifein3songs and on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mylifein3songs/ And check out the website as well!  https://www.mylifein3songs.com/ Please follow for free, rate, and review Story Worthy on Apple Podcasts here-  http://apple.co/1MceZ2Q It really helps. Follow Christine and Story Worthy on Social Media- Instagram- Twitter-  Facebook- https://facebook.com/StoryWorthy/ and at my personal site ChristineBlackburn.com Thanks guys! Christine  

Hi, This is the Focus Your Time Podcast, formerly Coffee With Kim. Today I'm speaking to Kim Villines from Earthlight Rocks and Gems and she's going to discuss the healing properties of crystals and stones. In this episode, Kim speaks about: ➡️ If there's a difference between crystals and stones ➡️ Stones we are drawn to ➡️ How stone colors delineate the different Chakras ➡️ Healing properties ➡️ Whether shape matters ➡️ Home placement ➡️ High frequency vs low frequency There's so much good information, you'll want to take notes like I did! Earthlight is located in two locations, Snoqualmie, WA and Kirkland, WA. You can go visit Kim and say "hi"! You can also find Kim online at: Earthlightgems.com earthlightgems.etsy.com Facebook group Judy Hall's books! To learn more about the healing properties of crystals and stones, please download the beautiful Healing and Crystals Guide. It lists 22 common stones (in alpha order) and their healing properties!

We're joined by one of the kings of UK science-fiction and fantasy, the literary agent John Jarrold, to talk about Rob Holdstock's majestic 1984 novel Mythago Wood, winner of the World Fantasy Award.Over a career spanning almost fifty years John has become one of the leading lights and champions for British genre fiction, and a household name within that community. In the publishing industry he has run three SFF imprints: Legend at Random House; Earthlight at Simon & Schuster, and Orbit books, where one of his authors was none other than Rob Holdstock. These days he runs the John Jarrold Literary Agency, with and continues to be a hugely influential and popular figure in the industry and SFF community.We talk about the peculiar Englishness of Mythago Wood, with respect to its post-war setting, which informs the damaged male characters at the heart of the book and how this in turn has an impact on the representation of the female characters present. We also touch upon the cycle of myth and history, the myth of the hostile brothers, and Holdstock's wonderful writing style. John brings his enormous experience to bear as we talk at length about the publishing industry and how it has changed over the last fifty years. He is armed with great anecdotes, and the list of people he's worked with over the years read like a Who's Who of international SFF.Elsewhere Damaris Browne dishes up some salacious details on how to handle the issue of privacy, and how to approach using real-life people in your stories (spoiler alert: very, very carefully). Christine Wheelwright reads Weeping Willows, her winning 75-word entry from June's writing challenge, and the trees in Slish Wood are not - I repeat not - of interest to the CIA.Join us next month when our guest will be the novelist, poet and essayist Naomi Foyle, who'll be talking with us about Jo Zebedee's alien invasion-cum-prison break thriller Inish Carraig.Further ReadingThere'll Always Be An England in Mythago WoodIndex[0:00:00 - 49:15] John Jarrold Interview Part 1[49:16 - 50:24] Voicemail 1[50:25 - 1:05:10] The Judge's Corner[1:05:16 - 1:06:14] Voicemail 2[1:06:15 - 1:07:20] Writing Challenge Winner[1:07:21 - 1:08:36] Voicemail 3[1:08:37 - 2:02:12] John Jarrold Interview Part 2[2:02:13 - 2:04:18] Credits and Close

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. They reflect on the notable performances and news stories, both equine and human, from the 3 days fo Newmarket's Craven meeting, where Lydia was on duty for Racing TV. They also look ahead to the best of the weekend's action, while they examine the slightly curious case of the Sir Mark Todd hearing, which took place with little notice on Thursday. Harry Herbert joins the show to celebrate 30 years of Highclere Thoroughbred Racing and discusses how shared ownership must evolve to widen its net, while Darley's Nominations Manager Eamon Moloney (Ireland) drops in to assess the first foal crops of Earthlight and Ghaiyyath. James Willoughby is here for the weekly rankings update, which features some notable performances from across the globe.

Nick is joined by journalist and broadcaster Lydia Hislop to discuss the news and events from around the racing world today. They reflect on the notable performances and news stories, both equine and human, from the 3 days fo Newmarket's Craven meeting, where Lydia was on duty for Racing TV. They also look ahead to the best of the weekend's action, while they examine the slightly curious case of the Sir Mark Todd hearing, which took place with little notice on Thursday. Harry Herbert joins the show to celebrate 30 years of Highclere Thoroughbred Racing and discusses how shared ownership must evolve to widen its net, while Darley's Nominations Manager Eamon Moloney (Ireland) drops in to assess the first foal crops of Earthlight and Ghaiyyath. James Willoughby is here for the weekly rankings update, which features some notable performances from across the globe.

Reacting and reviewing underground metal songs with Hardcore Keem that were randomly submitted. Giving song writing advice on creating unique, and standout modern metalcore music. For Private Song Reviews visit: https://www.burnthisworld.com/shop All songs will be put on the new “Burn This Playlist” on Spotify. Bands Reviewed - Revision the Dream, Mark of the Scythe, Soulthief, Ghosts in Motion, The Weight of Silence, Toarn, Voluntary Victim, BackTalk, Earthlight.

The weekly podcast that talks all things food growing with those doing amazing things from across the UK and the world. Every week we deliver you a podcast that interviews a fantastic food grower that is doing things differently, inspirationally or that has an awesome story to tell. --- In this episode have an amazing chat with not 1, not 2, but 3 amazing guests: Tiff, Sammy and Beth from Earthlight Herbs Cooperative. Earthlight Herbs Co-operative is a medicinal herb farm, apothecary, plant nursery and community healing centre located on the edge of the Somerset Levels. Founded by three friends - Tiffany, Sammy and Beth - Earthlight is working towards a vision of the future where every person is empowered with the basic knowledge and skills needed to naturally maintain their health. In the episode we chat about: How it all started The backgrounds of our guests before growing herbs Herbal CSA model Building and running an Apothecary Infusing plants with love-light, sound and multidimensional healing energy Not wanting to hide and speaking out about esoteric ways of growing and healing. Witch Burn How the economy has driven us to annual foods and western medicine Packaging nursery plants and business On-site events for Earthlight and how that success felt Favourite herbs this year Tips on starting growing herbs and how / what to grow Water, The Moon and our bodies And much much more… Plus the all important quick-fire questions of course…. Will our guests be #teambeer or #teamcoffee ??? --- This is a podcast that will hopefully inspire and inform you whatever experience you have… from aspiring grower, to casual allotmenteer, right through to fully fledged market gardener. We will be talking everything from no-dig to permaculture, mushrooms to marketing. We are your hosts Chris from Fanfield Farm and Jack from Jacks Patch and we will be bringing you an inspirational interview, some tips and tricks from our own farms as well as the fun feature of quick fire questions that we ask every guest…. Obviously including whether they prefer an evening farm beer or morning farm coffee!! Support the podcast and get exclusive content here: https://www.patreon.com/foodgroweracademy (https://www.patreon.com/foodgroweracademy) --- Show Notes: If you'd like to volunteer or to find out more information about the project check out their website or follow them on Instagram or Facebook Earthlight Herbs Website - https://earthlight.uk/ (https://earthlight.uk/) Earthlight Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/earthlightherbs/ (https://www.facebook.com/earthlightherbs/) Earthlight Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/earthlightherbs/ (https://www.instagram.com/earthlightherbs/) Secret of Water Documentary - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3952638/ (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3952638/) Shamirs Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gridactivations/ (https://www.instagram.com/gridactivations/) Favourite Herbs List: Calendula, Chamomile, Milky Oats, Ashwaganda, Tulsi Herbs to sow in Autumn: Mugworth, Angelica, Take cuttings of other herbs now to propogate Easy herbs to grow from seeds through the year: Hyssop, Catnip, Chamomile, Calendula. --- For all things Food Grower podcast; including upcoming blog posts, additional content, guest opportunities and food grower merch, head over to our website at https://www.foodgrower.co.uk (https://www.foodgrower.co.uk) And please do pass on to anyone in your life who grows food either for fun or funds… You can listen to this podcast completely free, anywhere you normally get your podcasts from. And for more Food Grower Content head to our instagram account https://www.instagram.com/foodgroweracademy (https://www.instagram.com/foodgroweracademy) to interact with us and get updates each week on episodes, additional content, or just to have a chat. Don't forget to hit the follow button on instagram, and the subscribe button on your podcast app. We hope you enjoy the podcast!

Tim Selden from For Fear Itself makes his return to the show with Brandon Watson. We sat down for a bit before heading to our first live concert in 18 months! Song credit goes to Earthlight, the new single titled POS click the link to support the show - https://linktr.ee/rulesofthearenapodcast

We are discussing Earthlight (1955) by Arthur C. Clarke in today's episode This is Clarke's fifth novel. Co-host: Amy Other science fiction discussed: Terminator 2: Judgement Day, 2001: A space Odyssey, Monster Hunter, The Fifth Element, Prometheus, The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, The Abyss, Jurassic Park, The Terminator, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Primer, Rogue One, Pacific Rim

My guest today is Jennifer Scheurle, the game design lead at Opaque Space currently working in collaboration with NASA on the VR game Earthlight. The team recently won studio of the year and game of the year at the Austrailian Game Developer Awards. We talk about how cool it is to work with NASA, her childhood playing games in Germany and why PCs rule, how a particularly harrowing experience with a bear in the original Tomb Raider turned her off games for years, how she might need an intervention to save her from Love Nicky why she moved to Austrailia to make games, and her deep love for Shadow of the Colossus. "You think you're scared now? Wait till your parents get the bill for breaking Daedalus." PATREON - patreon.com/checkpoints iTunes HERE - SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW Games discussed: Tomb Raider, The Clue, 7 Days to Die, Counter Strike, Shovel Knight, The Secret of Monkey Island, Love Nicky, World of Warcraft, To the Moon, The Beginners Guide, Shadow of the Colosuss, Portal Theme song by Samuel Baker Art work by Craig Stevenson

Take our listener survey. btfr.co/racingq Another busy weekend sees Racing Only Bettor regulars, Gary O’Brien and Kevin Blake joined by Betfair’s Barry Orr and a maiden run on the pod for Alan Conway. The guys get through all the action form Haydock, Ascot and Newmarket on Saturday. They then turn their attention to the G1 Phoenix Stakes in the Curragh on Sunday, where Kevin has breed one of the main fancies, Ventura Tormenta, and round things off with a look at the Prix Maurice de Gheest and Earthlight chances. Read the latest insights and tips on Racing & more at betting.betfair.com/horse-racing/ 18+ Please Gamble Responsibly. Visit www.begambleaware.org

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Racing Post's Maddy Playle is joined by Nicholas Watts and Paddy Power's Paul Binfield for a look back at all of the weekend's highlights, including the Cambridgeshire, as well as a look towards the best bets this week. On the show: - John Gosden picked up his fifth Cambridgeshire success with Lord North justifying favouritism at Newmarket on Saturday. The team assess the race and discuss what could be next for Lord North including the Winter Derby being a potential route.  - It was Earthlight for Andre Fabre who shined bright to take the Juddmonte Middle Park Stakes on Saturday with many in behind disappointing. The team assess the race and give their take on whether Earthlight could run against Pinatubo next season.  - The Frankie Dettori and John Gosden partnership will be looking to reign supreme once more as Enable will be looking for her third victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday. The team give their take on whether the wondermare can make history or not.  - The team give their best bets of the week, including a look towards the big races on the weekend. All prices can be found at Paddy Power: https://bit.ly/2RQ6Nv0 --- Producer: @MrRobertLee45 ---

Racing Post's Bruce Millington is joined by Paul Kealy, Graeme Rodway and Paddy Power's James Ryan for their tips for the weekend including the ITV Racing at Newmarket for the Cambridgeshire plus plenty more. On the show: - The Cambridgeshire Handicap looks a cracking renewal this year and with eight of the nine beaten favourites being three-year-olds, the team are keen to take on Andrew Balding's Good Birthday heading the market. Find out who with. - The Middle Park Stakes looks an absolute cracker on ITV this Saturday with the likes of Earthlight, Mums Tipple and Siskin all defending their unbeaten records. Although Paul Kealy reckons one is overpriced down the betting, find out who. - The team look at the action at the Curragh on Sunday with one of the highlights being the Beresford Stakes. Aidan O'Brien has had huge success in this race over the years including taking the race with Japan last year. Do the team think another superstar could emerge?  - Plus the panel give their tips for the best of the rest of the action across the weekend. All prices can be found at Paddy Power: https://bit.ly/2RQ6Nv0 --- Producer: @MrRobertLee45 ---

1995-07-09 - Dreamland with Art Bell - Linda Moulton Howe - Alien Autopsy Film - Earthlight Theory - Greg Long

Mike Cobley was born in Leicester and has lived in Scotland since the age of seven. Although the Scottish cultural heritage informs much of his own outlook (egalitarian, argumentative yet amiable, and able to appreciate rain), he thinks of himself as a citizen of the world.While studying engineering at Strathclyde University, he discovered the joys and risks of student life and pursued a sideline career as a DJ, possibly to the detriment of his studies. The heady round of DJ'ing, partying and student gigs palled eventually, but by then his interests had been snagged by an encounter with Pirsig's 'Zen And The Art Of Motorcycle Maintenance' which led him off on a philosophical and political odyssey which continues to this day.The desire to write had its first burgeoning when he was 20/21, resulting in the creation of a short fantasy novel (that has never seen the light of day!). He later wrote a string of articles/rants for the campus paper at Strathclyde University under the pen-name Phaedrus, at the same time as he began writing short stories. Mike harbour much affection for the short story form, but has had little opportunity to write them since beginning work on the Shadowkings trilogy.The 1st 2 volumes of the trilogy - Shadowkings and Shadowgod - have been published by Simon & Schuster's now-defunct imprint Earthlight, and the 3rd part - Shadowmasque - will be published by Simon & Schuster-Pocket at the end of 2004. Mike has a number of ideas and concepts for his next big project but they're being kept on the backburner for the time being. The publication of Iron Mosaic will be a personal milestone for him, as well as a showcase of the topics and techiques which have intrigued him since the publication of his first short story back in 1986. And just recently, he has had appeared in the Thackery T Lambshead Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases, with a monologue upon the malady known as 'Parabubozygosia', which is not for the faint-hearted!

To celebrate the opening of the groundbreaking exhibition Code Breakers, join us for a discussion with some of the top female critics, developers, designers and artists. Hosted by actor, director and author, Stephanie ‘Hex’ Bendixsen, Breaking the Code featured makers Nicole Stark and Brooke Maggs and leading games expert Dr Helen Stuckey as they dived into their artistic and technical processes and insider advice for breaking into the games industry. Featuring live gameplay from works featured in the exhibition including The Gardens Between and Ninja Pizza Girl, the panel delved into the creative inspiration behind these boundary pushing games and characters, from a kick-ass ninja pizza delivery girl to time-travelling adventurers. Stephanie Bendixsen (known by her gamer tag ‘Hex’) is an Australian video game critic and television presenter, well known for her presenting role for ABCTV’s Good Game and its companion show for younger gamers, Good Game: Spawn Point. Nicole Stark entered the games industry during the formative years of Krome Studios working on their first PS2 title, Sunny Garcia Surfing. She worked as the entire character department on Barbie Ice Skating. In 2011 she formed Disparity Games with her husband Jason Stark, developing the multi award-winning Ninja Pizza Girl. Brooke Maggs is a writer, researcher, and a narrative and game designer. Her area of research is in the importance of games and play in creative writing practice and the intersections between traditional and digital storytelling. Brooke's current projects include The Gardens Between and Earthlight. Dr Helen Stuckey is a media arts curator and researcher with extensive experience in exhibition research and development. She is Program Manager of Games at RMIT, Melbourne. Helen was a member of the Curatorial Advisory Committee that assisted ACMI in the development of Code Breakers. Event Notes 1:39 The assumptions women game makers face Nicole Stark “I will never be one of the guys” Brooke Maggs “Its assumed women play a certain type of games” Stephanie Bendixsen “Women don’t want to play games they don’t see themselves represented well in. It’s great to see a more confident shift with women working in games to change that.” Helen Stuckey “Games that women enjoy don’t sell. It’s a myth” 4:40 What the industry used to look like? 6:52 What games got you hooked and when did you realise you could make a career out of it? 10:03 What have been the most significant changes in the industry? 23:00 How the games and game makers were selected for the exhibition Code Breakers? 25:11 What does an exhibition like Code Breakers mean for the industry? 31:47 The inspiration for The Garden’s Between 38:50 The themes in Ninja Pizza Girl 42:20 What do you love about making indie games? 44:11 What are the big developments that have come out of the Australian indie industry? 46:35 What they’re working on now? 48:50 How have developments in technology impacted how you make games? 49:50 Where would you like the industry to go in the future? 51:40 What games are you playing now? 52:50 What have been your fxxx yeah this is why I persevere moments? 54:30 What is the best way for young people to get into the industry? 56:30 How do you navigate difficulties in the workplace? 58:00 Do you see new tropes on women arising? 1:04:30 How important is accessibility in getting indie games out to a wider audience? 1:08:50 Degree vs portfolio – what is more useful to get a job?

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How does light work? Easy Cheese (Wikipedia) The Golden Plains festival (GPX March 12-14, 2016) What does X mean? - Roman Numerals Chart (Roman-Numerals.org) The Golden Plains X-shaped lights - Aunty Meredith (flickr) The Pink Flamingo Bar at Golden Plains (GPX March 12-14, 2016) D batteries - Actually you can still buy them (Wikipedia) 1980s bicyle lights (eBay) Old school light bulbs - Incandescent lighting (Edison Tech Center) What's inside a torch? (Energizer) Light bulb V1 - Gas lamp lighting (Wikipedia) Sodium lamps (Edison Tech Center) Copper wires and heat (Wikipedia) Superconductivity (Wikipedia) Thomas Edison and the electric light (Wikipedia) How Edison Invented the Light Bulb - And Lots of Myths About Himself (Time) Who invented electricity? - War of currents (Wikipedia) Old light bulbs wasted a lot of heat - Incandescent light bulb (Wikipedia) Old light bulbs had different shapes, some had reflective coatings - Physical characteristics, Incandescent light bulb (Wikipedia) Incandescent light bulb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Tungsten and Tungsten Wire History (MidWest Tungsten Service) Why do light bulbs burn out just as they're turned on? (io9) How long can a computer continuously run for? - Epic uptime achievement unlocked (ars technica) Old people should keep moving - Benefits of exercise (NIH Senior Health) Is there any point in turning light bulbs off? - When to turn off your lights (energy.gov) Is there any point turning your engine off? - Does turning my engine off in traffic really save fuel? (This is MONEY) Power brakes (Wikipedia) Fly-by-wire (Wikipedia) The skeptics' guide to the universe Hipsters now use vintage light bulbs (Edison light globes) Neon lights work by a current ionising gas in the tube - Neon lighting (Wikipedia) Fluorescent lights work by a current doing some stuff that causes a phosphor coating on the inside of the tube to glow - Fluorescent lamp (Wikipedia) The noble gases (Wikipedia) How do neon lights work? (Scientific American) Curly fries (Recipe 4 Living) The first halogen bulbs looked like curly fries - Phase-out of incandescent light bulbs (Wikipedia) duh…what's a halogen? - Halogen elements (Encyclopaedia Britannica) Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) (Wikipedia) Solid-state electronics (Wikipedia) What is a diode? (Wikipedia) And then came halogen lights (Wikipedia) Halogen pop-in bulbs got hot and tended to explode - Disadvantages, Multifaceted reflector (Wikipedia) How energy-efficient light bulbs compare with traditional incandescents (energy.gov) The newest bulbs are LEDs (energy.gov) Top 8 Things You Didn't Know About LEDs (energy.gov) Red LEDs came first, in 1962 - LEDs and OLEDs (Edison Tech Centre) Photodiodes are involved in CDs, DVDs, and Blu Rays - Laser and optics (Wikipedia) Blue LEDs didn't come until 1992-93 - Blue LEDs (Wikipedia) Blue LEDs didn't come until 1992-93 - LEDs and OLEDs (Edison Tech Centre) Blue LEDs Light The Way To Top Nobel Physics Prize (The skeptics' guide to the universe) Blu-Ray discs use ‘blue' laser diodes - Laser and optics (Wikipedia) You can make a white LED from red, green and blue - White LEDs and the Illumination breakthrough (Wikipedia) LEDs and lasers are different (Opposing Views) Newer iPhone flashes are a combination of white and amber LEDs (LEDinside) New LED torches are very powerful - This Wickedly Bright Flashlight Can Cook an Egg (Wired) New LED torches are very powerful - Scrambled Eggs (YouTube) Size of Belgium (Wikipedia) Mag-Lite Edison invented the screw in (Wikipedia) Then came the bayonet mount (Wikipedia) Definition of light (Wikipedia) What is a ray of light made of (BBC earth) The life of a photon (Central Arkansas Astronomical Society Observer) To see light, it must interact with your retina (Wikipedia) Stuff in our atmosphere does stuff to light - Atmospheric refraction (Wikipedia) Stuff in our atmosphere does stuff to light - Optical atmospheric diffraction (Wikipedia) Snooker table analogy (Wikipedia) The moon has pretty much no atmosphere (NASA) What is Earth's atmosphere made of? - Composition, Atmosphere of Earth (Wikipedia) What happens when light hits our atmosphere? - Optical properties, Atmosphere of Earth (Wikipedia) What is fire? (Science Learning Hub) What is smoke? (Science Learning Hub) Soot (Wikipedia) Earth's atmospheric layers: The densest part extends 8-14.5 km above the surface (NASA ) Would light ever stop traveling if there were no objects to absorb the light? (UCSB ScienceLine) Does light travel forever? (The Naked Scientists) Visible and non-visible ‘light' - Electromagnetic spectrum (Wikipedia) Infrared (Wikipedia) You are producing light right now - Humans glow in the dark (The Guardian) Predator (Wikipedia) Thermographic cameras (Wikipedia) Ze goggles - Night vision (Wikipedia) Can you catch fire in the electric chair? (NY Daily News) Cooler fires burn redder, hotter fires burn bluer - Flame color (Wikipedia) Why can we see fire? Hard to say really…Primates, Evolution of color vision (Wikipedia) Telescopes are like big eyes (Wikipedia) How long can light travel for? - “Oldest Light in the Universe" (The Daily Galaxy) Hubble Space Telescope (Wikipedia) Hubble Space Telescope (hubblesite) James Webb Space Telescope: Will monitor long-wavelength visible light, through near-infrared to the mid-infrared (Wikipedia) We put telescopes on mountains so it's easier to see light from space - Mauna Kea Observatories (University of Hawaii) Driest Place: Atacama Desert, Chile (Extreme Science) Why do stars twinkle? (Cornell University) Adaptive optics lets us see stars by de-twinkling them (CSIRO) Deepak Chopra Ionising radiation (World Health Organization) Stopping alpha, beta and gamma nuclear radiation (BBC) What makes the aurora borealis? (Wikipedia) Radiation in space (NASA) Lead is really dense (Wikipedia) Scott Kelly was 2 inches taller when he arrived back on Earth - Twins study (NASA) Mark Kelly (Wikipedia) Light reflecting off things during the moon landing (Nerdist) Why we only see one side of the moon - Tidal locking (Wikipedia) The other side of the moon (Wikipedia) The moon gets ‘Earthlight' in the same way we get moonlight - (Wikipedia) The moon and Earth rotate around their ‘barycentre' (Wikipedia) Sunrise & sunset on the moon (YouTube) Earthrise from the moon - NASA (YouTube) No one's been to the moon since 1972 (BBC) The space station sits at the edge of our atmosphere (Wikipedia) Will we go back to the moon again? - Russia just announced it's going back to the moon (Techinsider) The moon has pretty much no atmosphere, hence crazy temperature fluctuations - What is the Temperature on the Moon? (space.com) Mars has a thin atmosphere, hence crazy temperature fluctuations - What is the Temperature on Mars? (space.com) The atmosphere and oceans are linked - The Ocean-Atmosphere System (Tulane University) Astronauts come back taller (NASA) Astronauts lose muscle mass (NASA) Could we mine the moon? - Billionaire teams up with NASA to mine the moon (CNBC) Maltesers Cheeky review? (If we may be so bold) It'd be amazing if you gave us a short review...it'll make us easier to find in iTunes: Click here for instructions. You're the best! We owe you a free hug and/or a glass of wine from our cellar

Alex, Maddy and Justin chatted with Opaque Media and got very excited about their VR Space Simulation, Earthlight

A David Parsons extravaganza, featuring sounds from the albums "Ngaio Gamelan", "Earthlight" and "Surya".

A David Parsons extravaganza, featuring sounds from the albums "Ngaio Gamelan", "Earthlight" and "Surya".

An Ultima Thule world exclusive, as we present "Earthlight", one of two new unreleased albums by David Parsons.

An Ultima Thule world exclusive, as we present "Earthlight", one of two new unreleased albums by David Parsons.