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Mapping the Early Universe in HD
Mapping the Early Universe in HD

Episode 280

As Top Quark likes to say, "You wouldn't understand: it's an early universe thing". That's why he's so excited that there's a new window into the goi…

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Planetary Decadal Survey with Almost no Uranus Jokes
Planetary Decadal Survey with Almost no Uranus Jokes

Episode 279

Science marches onward, and the next steps in planetary science aim towards the seventh planet from the Sun, which shall not be named, and Saturn's l…

4 years, 4 months ago

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The Cosmic Significance of Tiny Things
The Cosmic Significance of Tiny Things

Tiny fragments of the dinosaur-killing asteroid may have been found, preserved in amber, and new analysis of old data reveals a tiny, but potentially…

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The Sounds of Mars and the Lights of the Earliest Stars
The Sounds of Mars and the Lights of the Earliest Stars

Episode 277

Mars has a thin atmosphere, so little changes in the weather, even breezes, make big relative changes in how sound travels. We speculate on the sound…

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Ultralight Dark Matter
Ultralight Dark Matter

Episode 275

What if the stuff that makes up most of the stuff in the universe is so lightweight that you could barely call it stuff? Ultralight dark matter is on…

4 years, 5 months ago

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All the Light in the Universe
All the Light in the Universe

Episode 274

We like to think we understand ordinary matter: the stuff we're familiar with that makes up stars, planets, and donuts. Sure Dark Energy and Dark Mat…

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When Galaxy Clusters Collide
When Galaxy Clusters Collide

Episode 273

Even the emptiness between galaxies is filled with enough energy over those vast expanses to generate shock waves and giant structures when clusters …

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How Smart Is Your Planet?
How Smart Is Your Planet?

Episode 272

We learn how binary star systems may create a second family of planets, Saturn's aurora may be powered by the ringed planet's high speed winds, and h…

4 years, 6 months ago

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Psyche-ology and Generally Crazy Relativity
Psyche-ology and Generally Crazy Relativity

Episode 271

A remarkably accurate test of general relativity confirms that not only does time run slower at your feet than at your head, but it runs slower at yo…

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Hot Fusion and Crashing Satellites
Hot Fusion and Crashing Satellites

Episode 270

Sustained fusion reactions with a net production of energy may be getting closer, and a whole bunch of space junk is definitely getting closer. A lon…

4 years, 6 months ago

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