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Dr. Finn Stokes
Lead author quoted on muon study
Adelaide University
Episode: Exploring the Earliest Galaxy, Unraveling Muon Secrets, and Meteoric Wonders Over Sydney
Catherine Haymans
Scotland Astronomer Royal, Professor
Royal Astronomical Society / Scottish scientific community
Episode: Interstellar Comet 3I ATLAS, Milky Way’s Black Hole Dynamics, and Scotland’s Dark Sky Sanctuary
Alex Mumford
Local resident and community advocate
Isle of Rum community
Episode: Interstellar Comet 3I ATLAS, Milky Way’s Black Hole Dynamics, and Scotland’s Dark Sky Sanctuary
Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Technology editor providing context on technology and consumer gadgets
TechAdvice.life
Episode: Interstellar Cloud Insights, Ramses Mission to Apophis, and Volcanic Ash on Mars
Andrea Tham
Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts
University of Massachusetts
Episode: Supercharged Neutrinos, Exploding Black Holes & Lunar Mysteries Uncovered | Q&A | Space Nuts:...
Emma Bunce
Space physics researcher from University of Leicester
University of Leicester
Episode: Mercury’s Sulphur Secrets, Jupiter’s Slimmer Profile, and NASA’s Launch Tower Setback
Gabriele Cremonese
Space scientist from Technical University of Braunschweig
Technical University of Braunschweig
Episode: Mercury’s Sulphur Secrets, Jupiter’s Slimmer Profile, and NASA’s Launch Tower Setback
Daniel Heyner
Space scientist from Technical University of Braunschweig
Technical University of Braunschweig
Episode: Mercury’s Sulphur Secrets, Jupiter’s Slimmer Profile, and NASA’s Launch Tower Setback
Rajeev Desgupta
Researcher from Rice Space Institute
Rice Space Institute
Episode: Mercury’s Sulphur Secrets, Jupiter’s Slimmer Profile, and NASA’s Launch Tower Setback

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Anna
Multiple episodes list an Anna as host, often providing segment introductions and context for updates.
Avery
Co-host and frequent presenter across episodes, handling transitions and guest coordination.
Stuart Gary
Host of SpaceTime, often providing expert commentary and science context.
Andrew Dunkley
Host of Space Nuts, regular voice on space news and astronomy education.

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#33
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#36
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Apple Podcasts
#58
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Apple Podcasts
#46
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Apple Podcasts
#49
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Apple Podcasts
#75
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#7
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Apple Podcasts
#21
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Apple Podcasts
#41
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#48
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#61
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#74
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#82
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Exploring the Earliest Galaxy, Unraveling Muon Secrets, and Meteoric Wonders Over Sydney
Q: Is there a possibility that gravity modification could eliminate the need for dark matter?
While it's an exciting idea, current analyses suggest gravity modification remains less promising than particle-physics explanations, and ongoing work should continue to probe both avenues.
Exploring the Earliest Galaxy, Unraveling Muon Secrets, and Meteoric Wonders Over Sydney
Q: What are you hoping to find in the muon research, and could it be an axion?
The researcher expresses interest in signs of new physics, with axions being a compelling possibility, but emphasizes staying open to multiple explanations and the need for further experimental constraints.
Navigating Time, Saturn’s Mysteries & Planetary Favourites | A Q&A Episode | Space Nuts:...
Q: Paul from Brisbane asks about the Titan–Hyperion collision scenario and whether debris could reach Earth 65 million years ago.
Jonti walks through Saturn's rings formation theories, Roche limit considerations, and ejecta dynamics, concluding that while ejecta could reach Earth, the likelihood is extremely small; multiple plausible origins for the dinosaur-extinction impact are discussed, with Occam's razor favoring a comet or asteroid source rather than a moon fragment.
Navigating Time, Saturn’s Mysteries & Planetary Favourites | A Q&A Episode | Space Nuts:...
Q: Rennie asks about moving through time and whether sitting in a chair from birth to death would change one's timeline.
Jonti explains time as a dimension with limited agency, outlines time dilation due to motion and gravity, and notes that daily life is affected by relativistic effects only in high-speed or strong-gravity scenarios, while also recommending introductory texts for deeper understanding.
Angular Momentum, Cosmic Time Dilation & Dark Matter Mysteries Unraveled | Q&A | Space Nuts:...
Q: Is it theoretically possible to travel to another universe with a different speed of light, and could you visit Peele Gibb without being spaghettified?
Other universes and varying fundamental constants remain speculative; crossing between universes presents profound physical and theoretical challenges, and travel into another universe is not something with a known feasible mechanism in current physics.

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The show offers a fast-paced, multi-topic exploration of current space exploration and astronomy news. Episodes frequently pair mission updates—such as Artemis Moon missions, deep-space probes, and on-orbit operations—with big-picture astronomy discoveries, space policy discussions, and technology trends shaping the near future of spaceflight. Regular segments surface practical insights (launch windows, trajectories, life-support considerations) alongside science highlights from ground-based and space-based observatories, making it valuable for engineers, researchers, and space enthusiasts who want both tactical status updates and broader context. A notable strength is the blend of mission briefings with approachable science commentary, oft... more

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