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		<description>Welcome to The Garden Astronomer Podcast, where the wonders of the universe are brought down to Earth. Hosted by amateur astronomer Wayne McGraw and co-host Amy McGraw, each episode blends narrative storytelling with the science and human history behind comets, meteor showers, and the deep sky. From forgotten great comets to the clockwork return of spectacular meteor showers, hear the stories of celestial events that connect us to the night sky. Clean, insightful, and accessible — your audio companion for exploring the night sky.</description>
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	<description><![CDATA[In 1910, the world eagerly awaited the return of Halley’s Comet—but a sudden comet stole the show months earlier. Discover the incredible story of the Great January Comet, a celestial giant so exceptionally bright it could be seen blazing in broad daylight.]]></description>
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