The Astroholic Explains
In this episode, we are joined by Dr Joby Hollis who is part of the science team of the NASA Perseverance rover to tackle the question of life on the Red Planet, and what to expect from Perseverance when it lands on Mars in 2021. Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast player throug...
The Astroholic Explains
In this episode, we talk about what happens in the shadows around our planet, from the phases of the Moon to why eclipses can turn our satellite blood red! Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast player through Anchor. ChrisWelcome back to a brand new episode of The Astroholic Explai...
The Astroholic Explains
In this episode, we talk about what happens in the shadows around our planet, from the phases of the Moon to why eclipses can turn our satellite blood red! Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast player through Anchor. ChrisQuestion. You know, sometimes people get really excited beca...
The Astroholic Explains
In this episode, we are joined by European Space Agency scientist Dr. Dave Williams who talks about the incredible Solar Orbiter mission. This will study the solar wind, the interior of the Sun, and will observe the polar region of our star for the very first time! Listen on Apple Podcast or on ...
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Inside neutron stars, matter ends up in weird shapes known as nuclear pasta. And I've got a real recipe to make the same pasta for a quick homemade lunch!
The Astroholic Explains
We are back for season 2 and we start with a question every supervillain wants answering: how to completely annihilate the Earth using whatever the cosmos provides! Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast player through Anchor. Chris Welcome to The Astroholic Explains Alfredo A...
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In this new #ScienceFromHome video we talk about galaxies visible to the naked eye and what the Milky Way looks like from its largest satellite.
AstroNews
Escape the Earthly turmoil, with some celestial news of the week for #ScienceFromHome. This week has everything! Icy satellites, black holes, mythological unfaithful husbands... There're sweary bloopers too! (sorry, it's been a week!)
AstroNews
Welcome to another Science From Home and this week we talk about galaxy OJ 287 and the intricate dance its two supermassive black holes perform.
AstroNews
Welcome back to another week in Astronomy for #ScienceFromHome. My favourite stories this week are about A Planet That Never Existed & Musical Black Holes. In 2008, researchers detected the light of a planet around the nearby Fomalhaut star, only 25 light years away.
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This is my most creative #ScienceFromHome yet. Enjoy "Dance of the Exoplanets", my musical episode about 6 exoplanets moving in harmony! (Don't worry, I don't sing! 🤣 )
AstroNews
Astronomers have observed the effect of a colossal explosion, the most energetic known since the very beginning of the universe, and at least five times more powerful than the previous record holder. The culprit of this prodigious kaboom is the supermassive black hole at the core of the Ophiuchus...