If life stays on one planet, then one day that planet will be uninhabitable and that will be the end of all life in the universe. We should get out more. Wunderdog is a collection of talks with people who have ideas about how to do this.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | Natural SciencesScienceAstronomy |
At 3 in the night at Starmus 2017 I finally managed to get ten minutes with astrophysicist, science communicator, director of the Hayden Planetarium. At it's purest, Wunderdog digs into one or two topics and goes deep, like Vinay's refugee cities, Ca... more
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Vinay Gupta: Mattereum, giving our things a trackable identity layer. Bonus: Climate refugees! Vinay has a plan! more
"One of the most original thinkers in the world" (list of people who have said this at the bottom) is BACK for a second visit! Robin Hanson explains his "grabby aliens" idea. more
Anders Sandberg talks volcano engineering, Freeman Dyson's computer at the end of everything, moving planets, how transparent society should get after quantum computers, and what is the best type of geoengineering! more
Casey Handmer: On leaving Hyperloop One and NASA to bet on cheap, giga-scaleable carbon capture. more
For the first non-space related episode of Wunderdog, I have a MASSIVE nugget of artistic GOLD. more
For the first non-space related episode of Wunderdog, I have a MASSIVE nugget of artistic GOLD. more
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