We think of space as a vacuum, but there are regions of different density. There are winds blowing from stars and other objects that clear out vast bubbles in space, and they might have been critical for Earth to even exist in the first place.
As astronomers and engineers design the next generation of giant space telescopes, they’re running up against the limits of current launch providers. To go bigger, space agencies will need to consider assembling their next-generation space telescopes… in space.
Does life arise from extremophiles or do extremophiles arise from life? Will we have pets in space?
Join us today and listen to @AstronomyCast end of the year review for 2021 and what we’re looking forward to in 2022. #365DaysOfAstro
Today @CheapAstro is about time and timing. What is time made of? Is Betelguese about to blow? Find the answers at #365DaysOfAstro
Today @WSHCrew discuss about A Potential Source For The WOW! Signal with Alberto Caballero and more astronomy news for this week.
Why do stars seem to have the same colours? What’s it like out there, though? What’s space like? @uastronomer will answer this questions at #365DaysOfAstro
Listeners have been asking about guns in space, and why Venus is so hot. We do our best to answer!
What did we do and learn this past decade? What will we do and learn in the next? @PaulMattSutter will discuss this topic on #365DaysOfAstro
Ooh mama, I’m on fire. Cheap Astronomy investigates an alien visitor and some rocket fuels.