
An irreverent and informative tour of the latest, greatest, and most interesting discoveries in astronomy.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 366 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedyNatural SciencesScience | |||

A Plutino, an object that shares Pluto's orbit but which is much smaller than Pluto, appears to have a very thin global atmosphere. We discuss the detection and how such a small body could hold onto even a thin atmosphere, as well as a new model that... more
Gravitational waves and light combine to reveal what is suspected to be a superkilonova which is much cooler than the name suggests. Cool in the cool way, not the temperature way. Learn about splitting neutron stars and, in our Artemis II recap, we r... more
Gravitational Wave observatory LIGO has seen a signature that looks like the merger of primordial (pre-stellar, big bang (not big band!) era) black holes. If confirmed with future observations, this would tell us a lot about the early universe and po... more
Supermassive black holes can be terrible neighbors. New research shows that their powerful jets of charged particles can shut down star formation in neighboring galaxies within the galaxy cluster, which is just plain rude. Closer to home, our own Dow... more
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The takes are indeed hot.
The podcast is good, but I’m really intrigued by Josh’s point of view and enjoy how he breaks everything down for undereducated folks such as myself to understand.
Go science! And keep up the good work!
I can't say I have come across many science podcasts that are both informative and fun -- amazingly this podcast does both and makes me feel connected to important developments in astronomy.
I look forward to this every week, it’s one of my favorites. Jim is hilarious!
I can't say I have come across many science podcasts that are both informative and fun -- amazingly this podcast does both.
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A unique blend of humor and scientific insight characterizes the content, as the hosts engage in lively discussions that make complex astronomical concepts accessible to a broad audience. Topics frequently cover recent discoveries in astronomy, cosmic events, space missions, and theoretical questions about the universe, often infused with light-hearted banter and quirky insights. Listeners can expect a mix of educational content and entertaining dialogue, making it suitable for both casual enthusiasts and those with a deeper interest in space and science.
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Walkabout the Galaxy launched 12 years ago and published 366 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Walkabout the Galaxy include:
1. Jeff Kluger
2. Trina Ray
3. Brendan Byrne
4. Tracy Becker
5. Cady Coleman
6. Dr. Erika Nesvold
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