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We are going talking about all things radio. Radio waves, radio transmission, even radio astronomy.

Chances are that radio and television have been the go to activities for many of you during isolation. And let’s not forget video and audio podcasting – like this one. Thank god for that – or should we be thanking Marconi? Well, there were others before Marconi, in fact 80 years of science led to him. So, today we are going to talk about all things radio. Radio waves, radio transmission, even radio astronomy.

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Ancient capital of the Persian Empire, the ruins of Persepolis lie near Shiraz in Iran. It was burned down by Alexander the Great and is now a UNESCO site.

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Ancient capital of the Persian Empire, the ruins of Persepolis lie near Shiraz in Iran. It was burned down by Alexander the Great and is now a UNESCO site.

A podcast to celebrate one of the most well known composers of all time: Ludwig van Beethoven. His hearing loss did not stop him from creating some of the greatest compositions ever know. December 2020 marks 250 years of his birth, so what better time to celebrate the man and his music?

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Title music: Hovering Thoughts by Spence (Youtube Music Archive)

Symphony No. 5: Conductor: Simon SchindlerEnsemble: Fulda Symphonic Orchestra, (Open Audio License version 1)

Fur Elise: Public Domain (Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication)

Symphony No. 9 Anthem of Europe: US Navy Instrumental (Public Domain)

Featured Image: Beethoven 1820 By Joseph Karl Stieler (Public Domain)

It's all about butterflies in today's podcast with some fun facts and awesome images.

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Featured Image: 360onhistory.com/ Nadeem Ansari

Music: Hovering Thoughts by Spence

It's all about butterflies in today's podcast with some fun facts and awesome images.

Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and it has played an important role not only in how the solar system formed but also in increasing our understanding of the cosmos. We talk about the gas giant, its exploration history and its moons in this podcast. You can also check out the blog with some amazing images.

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Music: Moonrise by Chad Crouch – Instrumental from Free Music Archive.

Featured Image: Hubble New Potrait of Jupiter, November 2019. Credit: NASA/ESA/A Simon from Goddard Space Flight Center and MH Wong from University of California, Berkeley

Jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system and it has played an important role not only in how the solar system formed but also in increasing our understanding of the cosmos. We talk about the gas giant, its exploration history and its moons in this podcast.

This podcast is on an amazing natural phenomenon: Pando, a single organism of thousands of genetically identical trees, the largest organism on Earth.