Podcaster: Steve Nerlich
Title: Cheap Astronomy – Dear CA #68: Speculation
Organization: Cheap Astronomy
Links: http://cheapastro.com
Description:
Cheap Astronomy explores some more possibilities.
– Are there really parallel Universes?
So, could there be a parallel Universe with a podcast called Expensive Astronomy, who’s goatee-bearing host had to shut down the Expensive Astronomy Patreon page because it had become a major drain on the world‘s economy? Well, sure, anything’s possible, right?
– How close is fusion energy?
Well, a lot of people are saying 2050 – but that with that sort of timeline, you might just as well say no time soon. Fusion clearly is achievable, after all the Sun and other stars do it all the time.
Bio: Cheap Astronomy presents a podcast about nothing
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