How hot was the cosmic microwave background? Do gravitational waves travel at the speed of light? How do we understand cosmological redshift?
Dec 13th: The Stars are Out Tonight
Paul M. Sutter Archive
Dec 6th: What’s Brewing? Science
What’s Brewing? Science! How about InSight mission, global warming, and the expansion of the universe? @PaulMattSutter will discuss all this topics at #365DaysOfAstro
Dec 4th: Does the Oort Cloud Exist?
Where is the Oort Cloud and what is it made of? Why do we think some comets from there? If the Oort Cloud exists, how did it form?
Nov 29th: Bad Science
A special episode wherein @PaulMattSutter rant about the nature of science and the responsibilities scientists have when communicating with the public. It’s a treat at #365DaysOfAstro
Nov 22nd: Dark Matter Livestream
Dreams of dark matter. What are the different kinds of science? Is Kepler’s Third Law universal?
Nov 20th: I Give Up, What Is Time?
What makes time so hard to understand? Why is it so different from the spatial dimensions? Is time in any way connected to that most difficult of concepts, entropy?
Nov 15th: Agent to the Agent to the Stars
Mass goes missing in BH collisions? Is a solar eclipse useful for science?
Nov 8th: Goodnight, Sweet Prince
It’s time to say goodbye to Kepler. It’s the end of a great adventure to discover exoplanet. Goodnight, Sweet Prince. With @PaulMattSutter at #365DaysOfAstro
Nov 6th: Could We Blow Up a Star?
How much energy is needed to blow up the sun? How is this connected to the idea of binding energy? Where is all the energy in the universe?
Nov 1st: TickTock
Ticktock, a performance exploring the nature of time!