Art
Like my previous artistic endeavors, I’m keen to connect the traditionally modeled nudes to images of deep space, playing with light, shapes, and colours. Last time, I ended up having a mostly queer cohort of models by accident, but this time it was by design… the reason is after the break. The c...
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Our Christmas Special this year is a little tale of realistic sci-fi, set just a few years from now. An astronaut is being interrogated about the events that took place in a space station around the Moon: The Gateway. Playing the characters are Chris and Alfredo, with a cameo from the ever-wonder...
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Measuring the length of a day on Earth is relatively easy thanks to the Sun and stars. But it isn’t as easy on some of the other planets, and astronomers had to get pretty clever to actually achieve those measurements.
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In We got to play with a Unistellar telescope and even collect data about an exoplanet, to learn we talked with Unistellar Chief Scientific Officer Dr Franck Marchis.
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In the zone of avoidance, far from us, something is pulling the Milky Way and so many other galaxies. It is time to meet The Great Attractor, a fascinating gravitational object.
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In this episode, we turn back time to the moment known as cosmic dawn ready to understand the first stars and how they changed the Universe. A guiding light in this journey is Dr Emma Chapman, author of the book First Light. Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast player through Anch...
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On Earth, quakes are caused by the motion of the tectonic plates. Quakes also happen on the Moon and Mars without them, and Chris is curious to find out how they occur as well as to listen to one of these outer-world quakes. Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast player through Anc...
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In this episode, Chris is curious about a particular technique that allows building virtual radio telescopes the size of our planet, like the Event Horizon Telescope. So we invited an expert to tell us about radio interferometry and the Square Kilometer Array, the project that will push radio ast...
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There is something wrong with our model of the Universe. New data suggests that our assumptions about the cosmos are not all correct. Join us as we unravel the tension in the expansion rate of the Universe. Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast player through Anchor. Main image Cre...
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Pulsars are the focus of this episode and we speak to radio astronomer Rami Mandow over in Australia to discuss how precise measurements of these fascinating objects have been used as a galaxy-spanning gravitational wave observatory. Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast player thr...
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Chris’ gym workout on a machine he erroneously called “the booty blaster” inspired this episode where we discuss if it’s possible to create something that will last as long as the universe. And that led us to a question for you, dear listener. Listen on Apple Podcast or on your favourite podcast ...
AstroNews
We have finally got an image of Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the centre of the Milky Way!