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**Cosmic Vertigo**

Do you ever feel dizzy when you think about the incomprehensible scale of space? We call that feeling Cosmic Vertigo. Welcome to a head-spinning conversation between two friends about the sparkly — and not so sparkly — stuff in the sky.

Latest Episodes:

The Moon Landing 008 - Footsteps on the Moon Jul 21, 2019

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Six hours of patience and preparation, and Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong are ready to open the hatch.

The Moon Landing 007 - Preparing for the Moonwalk Jul 21, 2019

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After their dramatic landing, the astronauts' scheduled rest was never going to happen.

The Moon Landing 006 - The Eagle is landing Jul 21, 2019

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This is it. Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong begin their descent to the lunar surface. But all does not go to plan...

The Moon Landing 005 - Dark side of the moon Jul 20, 2019

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As the Apollo 11 crew finalise their lunar orbit, they drift around to the far side of the moon - and out of radio contact...

The Moon Landing 004 - Enter the Lunar Module Jul 19, 2019

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So far on their journey to the moon, the Apollo 11 astronauts haven't been inside the Lunar Module - that's about to change...

The Moon Landing 003 - Chicken stew in space Jul 18, 2019

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As they continued their trip to the moon, the Apollo 11 astronauts had to figure out how to live in space

The Moon Landing 002 - The view via space TV Jul 17, 2019

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Exactly 50 years ago, the three Apollo 11 astronauts were on their way to the moon - and they shared their view with those watching closely back on Earth.

Cosmic Vertigo presents.. The Moon Landing 001 - Lift-off! Jul 16, 2019

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50 years after the Apollo 11 mission successfully landed humans on the moon, hear about the journey's crucial moments - and the near misses.

Cosmic Query | Total eclipse of the Sun Jul 17, 2018

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We join two observers for a total eclipse of the sun.

019 | Faster than slow Jul 11, 2018

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The International Space Station is travelling in low Earth orbit at a leisurely 7.66km per second (approx). Moving at that speed, the crew of the ISS witnesses a sunrise and sunset every 90 minutes.

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