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	Search Results for Weather and Atmospheric Phenomena Search Type: Keywords | Results: Radio Programs | Images | FAQs | Other Resources | Search Again Definition Atmosphere: The layers of gas that are gravitationally bound above the surface of a planet, moon, or outer layers of a star. Stargazing Tip No stargazing tips found. Check the Sky Almanac for more information. Radio Programs Displaying 1 to 5 (of 43 total) results | More results »  Title  Air Date Moon, Mars, and Gemini October 10, 2009 Let it Snow December 24, 2008 Martian Weather November 13, 2008 Venusian Lightning September 5, 2008 Solar Influence July 21, 2008 Note: Audio versions of our programs will be available the day after they air. Visit the transcript page to listen. Image Gallery Displaying 1 to 5 (of 37 total) results | More results »  Image Martian Tattoo Spotty Planet Going, Going, Gone Beautiful Storms Drizzly Skies Frequently Asked Questions Displaying 1 to 5 (of 8 total) results | More results »  Question When does the young Moon first become visible in the evening sky? What causes the bright halo that sometimes surrounds the Moon? How do I find a good site for stargazing? Why aren't stars visible in the daytime? Why do stars twinkle? Other Resources StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Earth and Moon http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/earth_and_moon.html StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Uranus http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/uranus.html StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Saturn http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/saturn.html StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Titan http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/titan.html StarDate Online | Solar System Guide | Explorations of the Outer Planets http://stardate.org/resources/ssguide/explorations_outer.html
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