Astronomy is back! After a 10-year hiatus and the deletion of Collision Course Season 1 on YouTube, Astronomer at Large Francis Walsh embarks on a brand-new journey into the depths of outer space. He goes as far as the universe reaches depending on the topic. Insider information from astronomy experts and Phd Scientists, Investigators and Co-Investigators. The mission; create an astronomy news sou... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 12 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | ScienceAstronomy |
Good morning, Y'all! Hope all of you are having a wonderful morning like her, or evening depending on where you are or when you are watching or listening! Please remember to follow the Collision Course Podcast on your favorite streaming app. Drop a l... more
Sonic Geometry - Watch Sonic Geometry Imagine if geometric shapes were numbers and sounds. If you knew how each shape has a number, the sum of the degrees in the angle. If you could do that, you will know the diameter of the Moon, or the number of st... more
Tonight, is a Collision Course Comet Night! more
This is our second of three talks with Avi Loeb, the Frank B. Baird, Jr., Professor of Science at Harvard University. With our first discussion focusing mainly on the first Interstellar Object 'Oumuamua, I took the time to go back since the second kn... more
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Collision Course has the experience and the right contacts to make some sense of what is happening in outer space. Relevant and time sensitive content that doesn’t fake reality.
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