
Welcome to Planet UTSA! On this pod, we're taking a deep dive into all things eclipses, and preparing you for this April's total eclipse.
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Joining us in the studio for the last podcast in our eclipse series is Cody Cly, a doctoral student and a graduate research assistant in the UTSA Department of Physics and Astronomy. Cly, who was raised on a Navajo reservation in the small community ... more
Joining us in the studio this week is Ferhat Ozturk, assistant professor of practice in the UTSA Department of Integrative Biology, who discusses his buzzing research on bee behavior. Using acoustic and visual recording devices, Dr. Ozturk and his te... more
Joining us this week is Dr. Lindsay Fuller, UTSA eclipse project manager and lecturer in the Department of Physics and Astronomy. Her work with the national LightSound project is making eclipses more accessible to those with no vision or low vision, ... more
Joining us in the podcast studio this week is Chris Packham, a professor of astrophysics in the UTSA Department of Physics and Astronomy. Dr. Packham joins UTSA’s John Elizondo to share his excitement about the upcoming total solar eclipse and what p... more
In the series opener, Dr. Angela Speck, professor and chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy, discusses the science behind eclipses and what makes them an incredible phenomenon to experience. We'll dive into why it’s important to view the u... more










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