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Gaku Nishiyama
Lead author on Mercury shrinkage study
German Aerospace Centre (DLR)
Episode: Solar Superflares and Gondwana’s Legacy: Unpacking Earth’s Cosmic Changes
Natalie Krovova
Lead author on solar superflares study
Planck Institute
Episode: Solar Superflares and Gondwana’s Legacy: Unpacking Earth’s Cosmic Changes
Bill Collins
Professor from Curtin University
Curtin University
Episode: Solar Superflares and Gondwana’s Legacy: Unpacking Earth’s Cosmic Changes
Fred Jourdan
Researcher from Curtin University, author cited in the lunar study
Curtin University
Episode: Lunar Mysteries and Snowball Earth: Unraveling Cosmic Enigmas
Poussa Miyake
Key figure in identifying radiocarbon solar-event signatures
Historical figure in dendrochronology research
Episode: Molten Planets and Solar Storms: Unveiling Cosmic Wonders
Benjamin Pope
Researcher on solar activity and climate signals
Macquarie University
Episode: Molten Planets and Solar Storms: Unveiling Cosmic Wonders
Andy Biggan
Author, expert on Earth's core-mantle dynamics
University of Liverpool
Episode: Molten Planets and Solar Storms: Unveiling Cosmic Wonders
Harrison Nichols
Lead author, expert on magma ocean and sulfur-rich planets
Oxford University
Episode: Molten Planets and Solar Storms: Unveiling Cosmic Wonders
Alex Zaharov-Royd
Technology editor from TechAdvice.life
TechAdvice.life
Episode: Galactic Giants: Unveiling the Mysteries of IC 1101 and Liquid Streams on Pluto

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Stuart Gary
Host of SpaceTime / SpaceTime (Bytes.com)
Andrew Dunkley
Host of Space Nuts / Space Nuts (Space News Today)
Anna
Host of Astronomy Daily; co-host in multiple episodes
Avery
Co-host who leads parts of the discussion and questions guests when present

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Your Questions Answered: The Mysteries of Jupiter and the Sun | Space Nuts: Astronomy Insights &...
Q: Are gravitational waves slowed down by passing through matter like light, or do they keep traveling at the speed of light?
Gravitational waves travel at the speed of light and do not slow down when passing through matter; they propagate through space-time itself and pass through planets, stars, and other objects essentially unhindered.
Your Questions Answered: The Mysteries of Jupiter and the Sun | Space Nuts: Astronomy Insights &...
Q: Why does Jupiter have a storm on it, and how long has it been there?
The storm, widely known as the Great Red Spot, is a long-lived feature caused by atmospheric belts and turbulent winds; it has been observed for over 190 years and likely existed long before it was first catalogued in the 19th century, with ongoing changes in size and intensity.
Navigating the Cosmic Questions: Gravity Assists, Neutrinos, and Time Dilation Explained | Space...
Q: How does time dilation reconcile traveling 11.9 light-years in a sci-fi narrative with actual relativistic physics?
Time dilation makes the traveler experience less time than those on Earth; at high speeds, clocks in motion run slower relative to stationary observers, so the Earth-based 11.9 years can correspond to a much shorter elapsed time for the traveler depending on the velocity profile.
Navigating the Cosmic Questions: Gravity Assists, Neutrinos, and Time Dilation Explained | Space...
Q: Why do gravitational assists sometimes require slowing a craft down to move it inward toward the Sun?
Because the spacecraft needs to shed orbital velocity around Earth to reduce angular momentum and allow the Sun's stronger gravity to pull it inward toward Mercury, effectively trading orbital speed for a trajectory that reaches closer to the Sun and speeds up due to the gravitational pull.
Exploring Moons with Atmospheres, Hot Jupiters, and the Mysteries of Black Holes | Space Nuts:...
Q: What about black holes—does anything escape from them, and how do gravitational waves fit into this picture?
Gravitational waves are not electromagnetic radiation and are not trapped by the event horizon; they are disturbances in spacetime itself caused by massive mergers, reflecting mass loss via gravitational radiation rather than matter escaping the black hole.

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This show curates space and astronomy news with accessible explanations of complex topics, blending interviews with subject-matter experts and skeptical perspectives. Across episodes, listeners encounter updates on planetary science, missions, cosmology, and related technologies, often paired with practical skywatching tips and thoughtful commentary on sensational claims. A standout pattern is the mix of expert guests from universities and research institutes, along with skeptical voices that provide critical context, helping audiences separate hype from science. The show is likely to appeal to curious thinkers, STEM professionals, and educated enthusiasts who want reliable, digestible science news and insights into current space research a... more

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