Podcast Episodes

Classic episode - When will the sun explode?

How long can we enjoy the sunshine before we need a new star?

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Listener Questions 66

Daniel and Jorge answer questions about galaxy collisions, black holes and Nitrogen!

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Classic episode - Why is gravity so weird?

Why is gravity so much weaker than the other forces?

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Are there comets in the asteroid belt?

Daniel and Jorge try to clarify the distinction between our neighborhood space objects and what it means if we find them out of place.

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Classic Episode - Is the Universe Random?

If you repeat the same experiment, do you get the same outcome?

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Published on 1 year, 4 months ago

Could quantum clocks detect dark matter?

Daniel and Jorge talk about new ways to find dark matter, using space microwave ovens.

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Classic Episode - Is Light a Particle or a Wave?

What is light made of? A particle, a wave, both, neither? Little puppies?

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Published on 1 year, 4 months ago

Listener Questions goes bananas!

Daniel and Jorge answer questions about banana decays and black hole velocities.

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What was the brightest explosion ever seen?

Daniel and Jorge look right into the beam of incredible astronomical explosions.

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What's the fastest event ever measured?

Daniel and Jorge slice time down to its shortest slivers to understand how fast things can happen in the Universe.

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Published on 1 year, 4 months ago