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[Q&A] Rogue Gas Giant, Fish In Space, Detecting Primordial Black Holes

[Q&A] Rogue Gas Giant, Fish In Space, Detecting Primordial Black Holes

Published 3 years, 5 months ago
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What effect would a rogue gas giant have if it flew through the Solar System? Can fish survive in microgravity and go to space? Do hypervelocity stars leave a wake we could detect? How much do we actually know about Proxima Centauri? All this and more in the week's Q&A!

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00:00 Start

01:08 [Tatooine] Can life exist on an Earth-sized moon of a gas giant?

06:42 [Coruscant] Do hypervelocity stars leave a wake we could detect?

10:50 [Hoth] What's the thickness of the event horizon of a black hole?

13:16 [Naboo] What is the speed of gravity?

18:34 [Kamino] What would be the consequences of a rouge Jupiter?

21:44 [Bespin] Can fish go to space?

23:34 [Mustafar] What are the temperatures of black holes?

25:53 [Alderaan] How much do we actually know about Proxima Centauri?

27:29 [Dagobah] Can rogue planets have an atmosphere?

31:44 [Yavin] How to track possible primordial black holes?

35:44 [Mandalore] Does red/blue shift include all frequencies?

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