Join us today as we talk about the first exposed planetary core ever discovered. We examine research that neutrinos may come from supermassive black holes. We look at the filaments found in the halo of galaxy cluster Abell 2255. And we find out that LIGO’s mirrors can vibrate due to quantum noise.
What kind of crazy physics made primordial black holes? What does that have to do with the LIGO observations of merging black holes? How can we possibly detect them?
This week news: Venus at greatest elongation. Jupiter/Mars conjunction. Heat on mercury helps it make it ice. Discussion: Modeling coronal mass ejection
Time for astronomy round up and a discussion with Corey Gray, Lead Operator at the LIGO Hanford Observatory. #365DaysOfAstro
An unwelcome dearth of solar system objects with Jupiter, Mars and Saturn low on the horizon, but dwarf planet Ceres is at opposition and we also have a few nice conjunctions to enjoy in May.
LIGO is back! Water flowing on Mars. and more news roundup with @WSHCrew at #3365DaysOfAstro
Astronomy news roundup and April Skyguide with @AwesomwAstroPod
Building the advances in technologies for today’s experiments & detectors. More on this discussion by @awesomeastropod & Barry Barish
Dr Brad Cenko discusses the recent discovery of a Kilonova event from the collision of two neutron stars.
Lets learn more about LIGO and Gravitational wave detection!