Jacquie Milner's guest appearances

Jacquie Milner

The Laborastory

Sam Harris

Elon Musk

Daniel Kahneman

Julian O'Shea

Patti Smith

Tycho Brahe

Oliver Sacks

Richard Feynman

Sal Khan

John Harrison

Jane Goodall

Justin Schmidt

Hedy Lamarr

Ada Lovelace

David Whyte

OwlTail

Frank Rowland

Jacquie Milner has spent a lot of time looking up at the sky. She has been an amateur astronomer for the past 30 years, and has been doing outreach for various organisations, including Perth Observatory and, more locally, Mount Burnett Observatory, for 22 years. She even did a short stint under the dome in the Scitech Planetarium in Perth. For Laborastory she went back to her environmental science roots to talk about the atmosphere, and two men who saved an important part of it: Frank Rowland and Mario Molina.

Jacquie Milner on Frank Rowland And Mario Molina

Graham Blow

Jacquie was an environmental scientist who specialised in botanical matters back in her home town of Perth. When she moved to Melbourne last year she left that behind but bought her passion for amateur astronomy with her. With twenty years of astronomy outreach behind her, most of that as a volunteer with Perth Observatory, and 6 years under the dome of the planetarium at Scitech in Perth, whom she still writes for, when she is asked how she got so interested in the night sky the best answer she can give is that she was born with it.She shares the story of astronomer Graham Blow.

Jacquie was an environmental scientist who specialised in botanical matters back in her home town of Perth. When she moved to Melbourne last year she left that behind but bought her passion for amateur astronomy with her. With twenty years of astronomy outreach behind her, most of that as a volunteer with Perth Observatory, and 6 years under the dome of the planetarium at Scitech in Perth, whom she still writes for, when she is asked how she got so interested in the night sky the best answer she can give is that she was born with it.<br><br>She shares the story of astronomer Graham Blow.

Jacquie Milner on Graham Blow