


SpaceX get’s their rocket test on; Artemis update; & Guest Dr Jim Richardson talks crater erosion

Hidden black holes, Mars Magnetic field, banded brown dwarfs, & special guest Andreas Faisst
Today we take a tour of space and time. Our news carries us from a newly discovered black hole in the nearby universe, to magnetism on Mars, and even looks at how we are doing meteorology on nearby brown dwarf stars. We are also joined by CalTech scientist Andreas Faisst, who is the US lead principal investigator for ALPINE, a 70-hour program using ALMA to study the early universe.

Looking for life in White Dwarf Orbits, Our Sun’s Low Activity, & Guest David Joseph Wesley
It. Is. Friday. To celebrate, we are going to be joined by special guest Composer David Joseph Wesley. He is the composer of the Astronomy Cast theme song, and some of my favorite music to play without lyrics, including Music to Smuggle By. As a fan of science and science fiction, Dave’s work is often influenced by human and robotic space exploration, and today we’re going to be talking about his album tribute to the Cassini Mission. But before we do that, let’s take a quick run through the news. Today’s top stories include a look at how life theoretically could be found around White Dwarfs, and the discovery that our Sun is unusually sedate.

The Allan Hills Meteorite ALH84001; Asteroid 1998 OR2’s 6 million km miss; & Comet Atlas’s Exquisite Death
