I Need Space Newsletter
The Prof Who Cried Aliens (It's not Aliens)
A little rant on claiming aliens when it's just nature!
I Need Space Newsletter
A little rant on claiming aliens when it's just nature!
I Need Space Newsletter
We do not need to wait for A.I. Superintelligence to make the world better
I Need Space Newsletter
Issue 2 of the newsletter and its already a rant!
I Need Space Newsletter
Welcome to my new newsletter!
The Astroholic Explains
For the 2024 Christmas Special, we tackle Special Relativity and Chris's issues with time dilation and relativity in general!
The Astroholic Explains
Chris and I decided to find out when humans realized that meteorites came from beyond Earth: it could be a lot older than it was once thought! Egyptologist Dr Victoria Almansa-Villatoro joins us to discuss meteorite artifacts and intriguing hieroglyphs from Ancient Egypt.
The Astroholic Explains
We are talking about ancient aliens. (No, not the racist conspiracy theory!) We look into the concept of extraterrestrials over history and how it originated. Who were the first recorded people who pondered about life outside Earth?
The Astroholic Explains
In this episode, we tackle the classic concept of sound in space, what can we measure, and why it is important that some sound waves move through the cosmos.
The Astroholic Explains
Our position inside the Milky Way doesn't give us an advantageous view of our galaxy. But that doesn't mean we haven't found a way around it. Joined by Dr GyuChul Myeong, we explore how we make sense of the Milky Way and its past collision with the Gaia-Sausage galaxy.
The Astroholic Explains
In the last episode, we looked at how stars end up dead. So Chris has an important follow-up: can you find a way to heal and save a dying star?
The Astroholic Explains
Our Sun and many other stars will become larger later in life. But is this a condition common to all stars? Guest questioner Francis wonders about the future of stars and their ultimate demise!
The Astroholic Explains
In this episode, we tackle the peculiar carbonado diamond, a black diamond that looks very different from the glittering gems we might be more familiar with. And we will discover that its origin might be out of this world!