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4th Floor Podcast
By Christopher GallonScience
4th Floor Podcast episodes
- Extra-Solar visitors and how to get to work faster with Universal Poof™Jason, Calvin, and I touch on extra-solar visitors before getting sidetracked exploring this hot new take: what actually happens if/when teleportation goes mainstream? Also, how terrify could theme parks be?1 hr 13 min
- Space is hard and you can't trade caffeine for sleepIn this episode Jason, Calvin, and I discuss a multitude of things, based on the overarching topic: “Space is hard”… because it is.1 hr 32 min
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- Us, the Centre of the Universe, Exoplanets, Supernovae and why are all Nevadan aliens nudists?Us, the Centre of the Universe, Exoplanets, Supernovae and why are all Nevadan aliens nudists?Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on reddit1 hr 37 min
- Us, the Centre of the Universe, Exoplanets, Supernovae and why are all Nevadan aliens nudists?Calvin, Jason and I sit in UVic’s Astronomy Open House Telescope lobby for a hangout where introduce ourselves, how we met, our education and some of what we do day-to-day, which eventually converges around a place called the Centre of the Universe by the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, located in Saanich, BC. We check out some funky nudist space aliens that take regular vacations to Nevada and go over some of Jason’s work, which is thankfully unrelated.1 hr 37 min
About 4th Floor Podcast
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Welcome to The Fourth Floor Podcast! Joined by your host Chris, and co-hosts Calvin and Jason, The Fourth Floor unpacks Astrophysical phenomenon, entertains clever guests and researchers in all walks…
of life, and most importantly: have a good laugh over bad jokes.TFF consists of members who all met on the Fourth Floor of the Elliot building at UVic; the hub of budding physicists and astronomers. The Fourth Floor is a continuation of the discussion had at Astronomy Open Houses, petty yet hilarious squabbles about humanity's fate as a space-faring race whilst avoiding studying, and staring out at the firmament as it stares back. Happy listening!