Join astronomer Dr Emily Brunsden and enthusiastic not-astronomer Dr Chris Stewart as they explore the universe.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 135 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Categories | AstronomyPhysicsScience |
According to one survey, around one-third of Australians think aliens not only exist, but have actually visited Earth. That's ... a bit fraction. In this final episode of season 2, we ask how we'd even find out if life exists around other stars. Emil... more
Exo-planets, sure. Exo-moons and -comets? Fine. But exo ... telescopes?! Emily is going out on a limb in this episode, expanding the definition of telescope to include things that measure stuff in space, and we're here for it! Which means we really d... more
We know, we know — we did exoplanets last time. But that was the current state-of-play and a 2024 exoplanets wrapped update. In this episode, Emily looks to the future! She does a deep dive into the promise of the just wonderful JWST, as it prods exo... more
It couldn't be a season of exo-stuff without taking a good hard look at the current state of exoplanets, the OG exo-thing. Emily sums up the state of exoplanet research in 2024 — her Exoplanets 2024 Wrapped, if you like — then lines up her top three ... more
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Great chemistry. not jargon-y
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Great chemistry. not jargon-y
Great content, very knowledgeable, and yet casual and easy to understand.
I enjoy very much your conversations. It’s the perfect pace, very entertaining and engaging. I love how things are exposed. When you talk about sth some questions may come to mind and very often you answer them while explaining. I think you really work on the topics and try to develop them very clearly!! Thanks a lot, please keep doing it!!
Love the topics. Well informed
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The series focuses on a broad range of astronomical concepts, including exoplanets, exomoons, and the latest advancements in space exploration. Each episode features in-depth discussions that make complex scientific ideas accessible to a general audience, often highlighting relevant discoveries using tools like the James Webb Space Telescope. The hosts, one an astronomer and the other a science communicator, effectively engage with listeners through a conversational and informal tone, making difficult subjects feel relatable and providing a blend of educational content with a personal touch. The subjects explored are not only scientifically rich but also delve into the cultural and emotional contexts surrounding space exploration, adding a ... more
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