An irreverent and informative tour of the latest, greatest, and most interesting discoveries in astronomy.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 298 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Natural SciencesScienceComedy |
Analysis of the samples returned from the asteroid Bennu have revealed surprising assemblages of minerals that put new constraints on the origin of the solar system. And once Top Quark Jim Cooney stops giggling, he tells us about the discovery of an ... more
We peer back in time both to the murky history of our own solar system and to the dark ages of the universe. The JWST has confirmed that dwarf galaxies were the first to illuminate the universe, putting an end to the dark ages that followed the cooli... more
One of only a handful of recurrent novas, white dwarf stars that undergo a periodic explosive brightening as they accrete material from a neighboring star, is showing signs that it may be ready to blow sometime in 2024! Visible in the northern hemisp... more
The presumed metallic asteroid Psyche gets a new look before the spacecraft of the same name gets there in 2029, and it reveals different spectral characteristics than were observed in previous studies. We discuss the mystery of metallic asteroids an... more
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I can't say I have come across many science podcasts that are both informative and fun -- amazingly this podcast does both.
I seriously love this show. I look forward to Wednesdays 33.3% more now, in anticipation of listening to a fresh episode when it drops. The hosts are fun - Jim is great especially - and when all four [of the hosts] record together there is an added synergy. It’s smart and nerdy, spontaneous and refreshing. Sometimes hilarious. I have a side interest in all things related to space - and I find that this show is great to nerd out to. It covers a wide spectrum of space related topics, and has trivi... more
Thank you guys for this excellent show, and also thank you from freeing Jim from podcast jail
Jim has disappeared… please return him
Great, apart from the times the meandering eats into the show too much & the incessant talking over each other. 5* though.
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