Hey everyone, Fraser here. Have you got vacation plans for September? If you're looking for an

adventure, why not join me and Dr. Paul Sutter as we explore the Eastern Caribbean in September 2018.

The trip begins September 20th with a tour of the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. And that's

where you'll see the mighty Saturn V rocket, the Space Shuttle Atlantis, and so much more. This

is Space Nerd headquarter. So if you've never been to the Space Coast, you really need to get this

off your bucket list. I've been twice now and it's absolutely one of my favorite air and space

museums in the world. And then we're on the boat for seven days, touring Mexico,

Rootan, and Belize during the days where we'll see a wildlife, ruins, and amazing culture.

Every night we'll be doing stargazing on the deck of the ship, hanging out and having fun,

and we'll be recording live versions of my guide to space and Paul's Ask a Space Man series.

And then we return on September 28th. So all you need to do to book a reservation for April

1st and make a small deposit, and then you're signed up with us. But hey, you need to vacation

anyway. Why not hang out with us? See the sights. Enjoy the skies and spend time with like-minded

space geeks and make new friends from around the world. So that sounds like fun. Head on over to

astrotours.co slash c-stars and sign up. That's astrotours.co slash c-stars. And if this

doesn't work for your schedule, no problem. Paul's leading a group to the Atacama dark skies of

Chile in December. And then we're going to be leading a tour to Costa Rica in March 2019. And if

we can get totally organized, we want to chase the total solar eclipse in Chile for 2019. Got to

see them all. Thanks. Astronomycast Episode 475 Fast Radio Burst. Welcome to Astronomycast, our weekly

facts-based journey through the cosmos, where we help you understand not only what we know, but how

we know what we know. My name is Fraser Kane. I'm the publisher of eaters today with me is Dr.

Pamela Gay, the director of technology and citizen science at the Astronomical Society, the Pacific,

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