Strange Universe With Bob Berman

This week, Bob Berman talks about Fritz Zwicky's discovery of what has come to be known as "dark matter."

This week, Bob Berman tells us that this is will be the time to look at Saturn.

This week, Bob Berman talks about the color of stars and begs the question, what color is the sun?

This week, Bob Berman talks about elevation, and what it effects in your daily life.

This week, Bob Berman talks about the Big Dipper.

This week, Bob Berman discusses the Messenger space craft's crash landing into Mercury,

This week, Bob Berman discusses Earth's sister planet, Venus.

This week, Bob Berman discusses what the universe is made of.

This week, Bob Berman discusses binoculars.

This week, Bob Berman talks about space.  Is it large or small, or is it all about your perception?

This week, Bob Berman talks about how easy and dramatic astronomy can be.

This week, Bob Berman discusses the equinox and the effects it has on our daily life.

This week, Bob Berman looks at the changes that March brings, including the sun and the constellations.

This week, Bob Berman talks about how most actual threats in life are in fact low probability occurrences.

This week, Bob Berman discusses how cold this February has been, and what temperatures are like in outer space.

This week, Bob Berman talks about this year's cold winter, and why changing jet streams could mean more like it in the future.

This week, Bob Berman discusses the upcoming conjunction of the crescent moon, Venus and Mars.

This week, Bob Berman looks at the first telescope and the discovery of the planet Jupiter.