BONUS - Wobbly Planets and Baby Names

BONUS - Wobbly Planets and Baby Names

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2026: The year in space... And at sea?!

What are the biggest space missions of 2026? And what are the best stargazing opportunities this year? The Supermassive Team - Izzie Clarke, Dr Becky Smethurst, Dr Robert Massey and Richard Hollingham - share their astronomical excitement for the year ahead and ponder if they sho ...  Show more

Q&A: Meteors, Artemis II, and Space Bathtubs

The Supermassive Podcast is back for 2026, and we've got a MEGA Q&A. What happens when two nebulae collide? Where did Neptune and Uranus form? What’s the procedure for a medical emergency on the ISS? And more. Plus, Izzie, Dr Becky, Robert and Richard cover everything you need to ...  Show more

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