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As we wrap up season 10 of Astronomy Cast, we look forward to all the instruments, missions and science results on the distant horizon. Think astronomy is exciting already? Just you wait.
In order to live in space, we'll need to live in a habitat that simulates the temperature, pressure and atmosphere of Earth. And one of the most interesting ideas for how to do this will be with inflatable habitats. In fact, there are a few hab
How does a black hole make a shadow? What can we learn from it? What are we seeing when we look at a black hole? I discuss these questions and more in today’s Ask a Spaceman! This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try
EE describes five incredible octopus facts.
Something is lurking inside your digestive system. Millions and millions of somethings, in fact. But are they friends or foes? Everyday Einstein and Nutrition Diva discuss current research on bacteria and why they're so important to our health.
Our Solar System started out as a chaotic Primordial Pancake. Now it hosts the eight planets we know and love, plus poor old Pluto, plus some other stuff. Like asteroids with their own moons.
Meet your hosts, astronomers Dr Amanda Bauer and Dr Alan Duffy.
The Big Bang theory leaves us with some open questions, and the theory of inflation might have the answers.Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/whythisuniverseSupport the show
How many dimensions of space are there? Could there be extra dimensions that are hidden from view?Support the show
Take a deep dive into (a contender) for the most successful theory of physics ever!Support the show
Here's what happens when we introduce quantum mechanics to one of the weirdest objects in the universe. Hint - things get hairy.Support the show
Today we talk about black holes - from their early history to their role in the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics. Support the show
Are there other intelligent civilizations out there, or are we alone here on Earth? And what have we done to try to find them?Support the show
What in the laws of physics differentiates between past and future? Is there a physical reason that time always moves forward? Support the show
Today we explore different interpretations of quantum mechanics, from Copenhagen to the many-worlds hypothesis, in an attempt to uncover what quantum reality really is.Support the show
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