Space.com: Universal Space Podcast

The Moon puts on quite a show this month. Watch as Herb Koller guides you through celestial highlights visible in January 2007.

Herb Koller guides you on a video tour of what the sky has to offer in December 2006.

Mars and Saturn close in on each other and the Moon visits the Seven Sisters.

Mercury visits the Seven Sisters, Mars moves into the Beehive and Titan gets a visit from Cassini.

Mars, Saturn and a Beehive of stars are highlights this month.

Mars and Saturn are highlights this month.

Seven Sisters, a Mighty Hunter and a Total Lunar Eclipse delight stargazers this month. Casey Dee hosts.

Mars moves to the constellation Taurus, Orion the hunter holds the Great Orion nebula and the Messenger spacecraft goes by Mercury. Casey Dee hosts.

Start off the new year by learning what's up in the night sky. Herb Koller is your guide.

The Geminids meteor shower and Mars are highlights this month. Casey Dee hosts.

Herb Koller guides you through an auditory experience of the best celestial objects and events for the holiday season.

Description: Mars gets closer and the Leonids meteor shower puts on a show this month.

Herb Koller guides you through an auditory experience of this month's best celestial objects and events, including comet 17P Holmes.

View the Coathanger Cluster, Venus, and the Orionids meteor shower this month.

Herb Koller guides you through an auditory experience of this month's best celestial objects and events.

From his private observatory, filmmaker Timothy Ferris speaks with SPACE.com's Dave Brody in this exclusive podcast. It's a fascinating glimpse into the work and thought of this science writer, video producer, amateur astronomer, physicist. musician...

From his private observatory, filmmaker Timothy Ferris speaks with SPACE.com's Dave Brody in this exclusive podcast. It's a fascinating glimpse into the work and thought of this science writer, video producer, amateur astronomer, physicist. musician...

With the possible exception of the Perseid Meteor Shower on the 13th, the Total Lunar Eclipse on August 28th will be the best event of the month, although it happens in the wee hours before dawn across North America.

The Perseid Meteor Shower and a Total Lunar Eclipse are the highlights of this month. Herb Koller is your guide.

Venus and Saturn get together, the Moon visits the planets and much much more in our July video podcast.

July brings Venus and Saturn less than 1 degree apart. Let us be your guide to this event and others in the month of July.

Enjoy a guided tour of June celestial highlights from Imaginova Studios as we explore Venus and its encounters with the moon, Saturn and the Beehive Star Cluster.

Herb Koller guides you through an auditory exploration of the sky in May.

Venus, the Moon, the Pleiades and other celestial gatherings. Herb Koller guides you through an auditory exploration of the sky in April.

There is a Total Lunar Eclipse this month and don't forget to turn your clocks ahead one hour! Herb Koller guides you through an auditory exploration of the sky in March.

Comet McNaught brightened our skies and Saturn returns! Herb Koller guides you through a video exploration of the brightest events you can see from your backyard in February.

Saturn returns! Herb Koller guides you through an auditory exploration of the brightest events you can see from your backyard in February.

Astronaut, planetary scientist, and former B-52 commander Tom Jones discusses intimate ideas of faith, family and spaceflight with SPACE.com's Dave Brody. Dr. Jones' recent book: "Sky Walking -- An Astronaut's Memoir" presents the human side of humans in space.

Space Tourism Multimedia Special Report, Part One: Where Only A Few Folks Have Gone

Riding Rockets with Astronaut Mike Mullane: A conversation with SPACE.com's Dave Brody

Nothing stands between Humankind and the Universe, now that telescopes can fly above Earth's distorting air.

All Aboard! Join us for an intense multimedia experience aboard a Zero-G weightless flight!

The wonderfully mysterious history of comets

The Red Planet has always tried to fool us. Scientists are only now beginning to grasp what's really up on Mars.