Astrobites for your ears. Three grad students bring you cutting-edge research findings in astronomy and connect the dots between diverse subfields.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 122 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | AstronomyPhysicsScience |
In today’s mini-episode, Cormac highlights how a proposed industrial megaproject threatens the pristine observing conditions at Paranal Observatory - home of the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope, as well as the upcoming Extremely ... more
Episode 112: It’s not fun to be in a YMC, eh?
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In today’s episode, Cormac, Shashank and Lucia come together to crack open the craziness inside Young Massive (Stellar) Cluster... more
The only thing better than studying the largest compact objects in the universe is smashing them together. In this episode, Lucia, Shashank, and Cole cover binary black hole mergers and what these violent events can tell us about our universe! Lucia ... more
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This week, Shashank, Cole and Cormac discuss a concept that has come up on many an ASB episode past: Bayesian statistics. They start by trying to wrap our heads around what a... more
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I really enjoy this show—it’s insightful and engaging. However, the dynamic is disrupted by one particularly loud and overly talkative American male host. His tendency to dominate the conversation can make it difficult to hear and appreciate the perspectives of the other educated hosts. A more balanced discussion would make the show even better.
Fabulous podcast!
Nice summaries of recent papers. Good supplement to the web site.
Easily digestible bits of knowledge around various astrophysical and cosmological topics. Fun to listen to and perfect length. I also really enjoy the hosts—a group of enthusiastic grad students who bring a lot of (sometimes eye-rolling) humor to their topics. Keep up the great work!
Following on from the Daily Astrobites, reviews of current astronomical reasearch written by graduates comes astro (sound) bites. Each episode reviews three recently published research papers. The team deliver an enthusiastic and passionate review, combining the research to generate insights for the listener. Excellent and well worth a listen, a ‘must’ for the commute.
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Focusing on cutting-edge research in astronomy, the episodes feature a mix of discussions by graduate students covering various subfields. Topics range from the dynamics of neutrinos to the complexities of time-domain astronomy, offering insights into recent discoveries and methodologies in astrophysics. The hosts engage listeners with a blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and serious scientific discourse, aiming to make sophisticated concepts accessible and entertaining. The unique collaborative nature of the hosts, who bring varied academic backgrounds, adds depth to discussions as they strive to connect different areas of astronomical research.
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astro[sound]bites launched 6 years ago and published 122 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on astro[sound]bites include:
1. Kirsten Bolley
2. Will Saunders
3. Duane Hamacher
4. Kirsten Banks
5. Krystal de Napoli
6. Hilding Nielson
7. Bridget Kimsey
8. Corey Gray
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