Astrophotographer Adrian Bradley has been chasing dark skies — seeking out the Milky Way in particular — throughout Michigan for several years, honing his skills as a photographer. In this presentation, Adrian will share some of his photographs, give a brief overview of his process and equipment, and present tips for finding and measuring dark sky locations in Michigan.

It's been over 50 years since a human last set foot on our Moon. Why are we going back now? Who of us is going? How are we going? WHEN will we actually be there? NASA/JPL Solar System Ambassador Jennifer German provides answers and the lastest updates from NASA on the next set of Moon landings for a new generation.

As we work on developing advanced AI technologies that are more and more often deployed in real settings, we increasingly face the risk of ‘attacks’ on these technologies -- malicious or sometimes even unintended uses of technology that can lead to nefarious outcomes. Think for instance of the use of AI to fool self-driving cars, or the AI-generated very realistic-looking deepfakes used to blackmail individuals and even influence elections. How can we build AI systems that are robust enough to counteract such attacks?

Join the TSS Crew as they take a look at all things Dreams!  Can Bernice achieve her dreams of travel? What do puppies dream of? Good dreams, bad dreams, day dreams, and much more on this episode of The Saturday Show!

Hats! Ties! Sew-your-own shirts and so much denim! Join the TSS Crew as they explore the world of clothing and fashion!

They creep! They crawl! And they're totally awesome! Join the TSS Crew as they explore the world of bugs, slugs, and other multi-legged friends!

Can you believe TSS is turning two years old this month? Otto and Toby take a look back at all we've done, George and Katie wait for their pizza to finish cooking, and Lucy gets another letter from Clarissa.

Winter is over! That means it's time for Spring! Katie and Amanda go on a scavenger hunt, Charles and A Shark show off the TSS Spring Collection, and Hazel has spring fever! All that and more on this episode of The Saturday Show.

Starting in the late nineteenth century, the Harvard Observatory hired women to study stars via the Astronomical Photographic Glass Plate Collection. Some of these women—such as Annie Jump Cannon, Henrietta Leavitt, and Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin—made discoveries that changed astrophysics forever. However, they were far from the only women working at the Harvard Observatory during the era of astronomical glass plate photography. Harvard’s glass plate collection acted as a haven for women who wanted to study the stars, long before they found equality in the field of astronomy.

How far is Lansing? Where did all my strawberries go? Who is the tallest person? There are questions abound in this episode of The Saturday Show and a special new friend appears to help the TSS crew with (almost) all the answers.

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