
Show Notes
Caroline Herschel stares at the stars. Recognition as an astronomer and scientist seems further away than even the most distant constellations. But her discovery of comets and her love for her work is contagious. It's not long before Queen Charlotte, wife of King George III, takes notice... Remember to subscribe, rate and review!
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Written by Eli Barraza
Performed by Aletta Lohmeyer
Produced by Adam Sibbald, Claudia Strange, and Alexander J Newall with April Sumner
Script edited by Sarah Kilby
Directed by Alexander J Newall
Edited by Michelle O'Toole and Alexander J Newall
Main theme arranged by Samuel D F Jones, adapted by Domini Hooper and Nick Hart from the original 17th century ballad 'The Sea Martyrs'.
Additional Music by Samuel D F Jones
Artwork by Lyndon White Additional SFX from aldynool, NikosDemetriou, dersuperanton, kmyers1316, YleArkisto, ivolipa, kmyers1316, buzzatsea, kyles, MoKoLoKo, laft2k, rempen, ALLANZ10D, Adam_N, Aiwha, indirect and previously credited artists via Freesound.org
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