Some people actually deserved the Nobel Prize. Will black holes suck up the universe? What mysteries will be solved in our lifetimes?
Oct 24th: Why I didn’t Win Nobel Prize
Paul M. Sutter Archive
Oct 15th: How did Spectroscopy Revolutionize Astronomy?
How did chemists save astronomy? What’s so important about the spectrum, and how are they made? How can we tell what things in space are made out of?
Oct 1st: Is the James Webb Space Telescope worth the wait?
Why is infrared astronomy so hard? How do we fit giant telescopes into tiny rockets? What will the James Webb uncover?
Sep 19th: A Very Moist Exoplanet
This week we have moist exoplanet atmospheres, possibility of life arise on a massive planet, the shape of a black hole singularity, and many more. #spaceradio with @PaulMattSutter #365DaysOfAstro
Sep 17th: Why can’t I quantum tunnel myself?
Where does the quantum world begin? Why do we have a hard time fundamentally understanding quantum systems? What connects quantum and classical physics?
Sep 12th: A Magical Color-Changing Asteroid!
An asteroid that changes color!
Why does a black hole end in a singularity? How can we measure distances to stuff in space?
Sep 5th: Hopping Around Galaxy
What is a solar flare? Do singularities exist? Do we live inside a black hole? @PaulMattSutter will answer all these questions on #spaceradio at #365DaysOfAstro
Sep 3rd: What’s it like to fall into a black hole? (redux)
What’s it like to fall into a black hole (again)? What does the outside universe look like?
Aug 29th: Gas Moons and the Betterment of Humanity
What’s at the center of a black hole?
Can we use black holes to time travel? Can gas giants have gassy moons?
Aug 22nd: Super-Earth? Over-Rated
Over-rated super Earths. Could we survive on a super-Earth? more at #365DaysOfAsto with @PaulMattSutter