Today’s Cosmic Savannah discuss with Matthew Bailes about pulsars, gravitational waves and Meertime. Also with Katia Moskvitch about science writing and the worldly adventures she had while doing research for her book.
An enigmatic cosmic entity has been consistently beaming radio waves to Earth every 22 minutes for over three decades, perplexing the scientific community. Identified as GPM J1839−10, this celestial body is believed to be a fading star emitting energy from its poles. More on today’s podcast with SETI
Through stories from prominent astronomers in the Netherlands, this podcast explores the beneficial impact of Dutch astronomy on society, from building positive international relationships to the transfer of life-changing technology.
In this first episode we talk about radio astronomy bridges
Kepler Spacecraft found Random Transiter had random sharp narrow dips in brightness in only 87 days & Radio astronomers covet the dark side of the Moon. #365DaysOfAstro
The challenging interface between theory and observations & some game viewing in the incredible 2 million hectare Kruger National Park!
An interview with Dr. Stierwalt about ALMA, the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array radio telescope in the Chilean Andes’ high plateau.
What is radio astronomy? How big is going to be the next generation radio telescope?
Date: August 21, 2010 Title: Astrophysics from the Moon Podcaster: NASA Lunar Science Institute Organization: NLSI Description: Will we ever live and work on the Moon? It’s been a dream of...