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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 218 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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A conversation-driven series that pairs scholarly authors with expert interviewers to unpack recently published books in physics, cosmology, space, and related sciences. Episodes typically explore how cutting-edge research intersects with broader questions in philosophy, biology, and technology, often tying theoretical ideas to real-world implications or historical context. Guests range from university professors and researchers to publishing scholars, providing both deep subject-matter insights and accessible explanations for curious, educated audiences. The show frequently features rigorous discussions of foundational concepts (entropy, quantum interpretations, cosmology, planetary science) and cross-disciplinary themes (ethics, environme... more
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