The 2004 season of the astronomy TV show Jack Horkheimer: Star Gazer starring Jack Horkheimer started on January 5, 2004. The show's episode numbering scheme changed several times during its run to coincide with major events in the show's history. The official Star Gazer website hosts the complete scripts for each of the shows.
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| - The 2004 season of the astronomy TV show Jack Horkheimer: Star Gazer starring Jack Horkheimer started on January 5, 2004. The show's episode numbering scheme changed several times during its run to coincide with major events in the show's history. The official Star Gazer website hosts the complete scripts for each of the shows. (en)
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- Venus Has A Super Close Meeting With Mars And The Moon Plays 'Hide The Biggest Planet' (en)
- A First Quarter Moon Revisits The King Of The Planets And The King Of The Beasts Plus Catch Venus Before It Disappears! (en)
- Four Bright Planets Dazzle January Evenings Plus An Easy Way To Find The 7th Planet (en)
- Next Week The Morning Star Reaches Its Greatest Brilliancy (en)
- Autumn's Great Cosmic Square Replaces Summer's Great Cosmic Triangle (en)
- Jupiter Cozies Up To The Moon And The False Dawn Of Omar Khayyam (en)
- The Goddess Of Love Pays A Visit To The Seven Sisters (en)
- The 2nd And The 6th Planet Have A Super Close Meeting On Aug. 31st And Sept. 1st (en)
- Our Nearest Neighbor Pays A Visit To Three Early Evening Planets (en)
- Celebrate New Year's Eve With The New Year's Eve Star (en)
- The King Of The Planets At Its Biggest And Brightest For 2004 Meets The King Of The Constellations! (en)
- Orion And His Rival Plus The Moon Meets Antares (en)
- Planet Hopping With the Moon This July! (en)
- The Biggest Full Moon Of The Year Rides Across The Sky With One Have The Biggest Stars In Our Galaxy (en)
- Star Gazing On The Shortest Nights of the Year (en)
- The Goddess Of Love And The Valentine's Day Star (en)
- The Lord Of The Rings And The Gemini Twins (en)
- The Earth At Aphelion And Two Super Close Meetings Of Four Cosmic Goodies (en)
- How To Find The Brightest And Most Jewel-like Star In The Night Sky (en)
- The 6th Planet Runs Rings Around Punxsutawney Phil On Groundhog Day Night (en)
- The World Will Not End On Sept. 29th! Even Though A Rather Large Asteroid Will Make Its Closest Approach (en)
- Venus Crosses The Sun! A Rare Cosmic Spectacle No Living Human Has Ever Seen (en)
- Celebrate National Astronomy Day This Saturday Plus The King Of The Planets Meets The King Of The Beasts And The Moon Visits Both (en)
- The 'Three Tenors' Of Summer: A Stellar Trio To Brighten Your Nights! (en)
- A Waxing Moon Visits Three Planets And the Gemini Twins (en)
- The Moon Pays A Super Close Visit To A Humongous Star And Two Cat's Eyes Stare In Summer Skies (en)
- How To Find The Heart Of The Scorpion And The Heart Of Our Galaxy With A Cosmic Bow And Arrow (en)
- Two Celestial Signs Of Spring: A High Flyin' Lion And A Low Lyin' Orion (en)
- Star Gazer Turns 28 And The Moon Visits Three Planets And A Lovely Star In Predawn Skies (en)
- Leo The Lion's Meteor Shower Will Definitely Not Roar This Year But You May Find It A-meew-zing (en)
- How To Watch Next Week's Geminid Asteroid Meteor Shower (en)
- Don't Miss Next Week's Super Close Meeting Of The Two Brightest Planets Followed By An Exquisite Visit To Each By A Very Old Moon (en)
- A Full Beaver Moon And Three Cosmic Birds For Thanksgiving Weekend (en)
- All Five Naked Eye Planets Visible At The Same Time The Last Week Of March. Plus Each One is Visited By The Moon (en)
- A 'NEAT' Little Comet For Your Weekend Viewing... Maybe! (en)
- The Five Nights Of The Harvest Moon! And Two Fun Things You Can Do With It! (en)
- The Astronomical Explanation For The Vernal Equinox And Why The Yellow Line In The Middle Of The Road Is So Much Fun On The First Day Of Spring (en)
- Don't Miss Next Week's Annual Perseid Meteor Shower (en)
- The Moon Visits My Favorite Summer Star And Constellation! (en)
- Next Week's Autumnal Equinox: What It's Really All About And One Very Obvious Effect It Will Have On You (en)
- Orion's Belt: Three Of My Favorite Stars With Really Nifty names (en)
- Arcturus To Spica: Two Super Stars And How To Find Them As Easy As "Big Dipper" Pie! (en)
- A Spectacular Early Morning Sky Show For The Holidays! (en)
- A Tale Of Two Planets: Get Ready For A Super Close Meeting Of The Two Brightest (en)
- The Winter Solstice And Why The Shortest Day Of The Year Doesn't Feel Like The Shortest Day Of the Year (en)
- The Goddess of Love Pays A Super Close Visit To The Heart Of Leo The Lion And An Old Moon Makes A Foursome With Saturn And Gemini (en)
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| - The 2004 season of the astronomy TV show Jack Horkheimer: Star Gazer starring Jack Horkheimer started on January 5, 2004. The show's episode numbering scheme changed several times during its run to coincide with major events in the show's history. The official Star Gazer website hosts the complete scripts for each of the shows. (en)
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