Cosmic Vertigo

By ABCScience Astronomy

Cosmic Vertigo episodes

May 05, 2017 010 | Baby pictures and bird poo
It’s amazing what you find when you try to see the dawn of time. This season of Cosmic Vertigo ends at the very beginning: the Big Bang.
21 min
May 04, 2017 010 | Baby pictures and bird poo
It’s amazing what you find when you try to see the dawn of time. This season of Cosmic Vertigo ends at the very beginning: the Big Bang.
21 min
April 28, 2017 009 | Emptier than empty and getting even emptier
In the unimaginably vast gaps between galaxies, something is accelerating the universe towards a lonely future. Alan and Amanda shake their heads at Dark Energy.
27 min
April 27, 2017 009 | Emptier than empty and getting even emptier
In the unimaginably vast gaps between galaxies, something is accelerating the universe towards a lonely future. Alan and Amanda shake their heads at Dark Energy.
27 min
April 27, 2017 009 | Emptier than empty and getting even emptier
In the unimaginably vast gaps between galaxies, something is accelerating the universe towards a lonely future. Alan and Amanda shake their heads at Dark Energy.
27 min
April 21, 2017 008 | The invisible wind
Dark Matter flies through solid walls like a ghost. Humans have buried super-sensitive crystals to try and detect it - and our Universe doesn’t make any sense without it.
28 min
April 20, 2017 008 | The invisible wind
Dark Matter flies through solid walls like a ghost. Humans have buried super-sensitive crystals to try and detect it - and our Universe doesn’t make any sense without it.
28 min
April 20, 2017 008 | The invisible wind
Dark Matter flies through solid walls like a ghost. Humans have buried super-sensitive crystals to try and detect it - and our Universe doesn’t make any sense without it.
28 min
April 14, 2017 007 | Black holes don't suck
Science fiction movies make it pretty clear that black holes are terrifying, all-consuming monsters. For astronomers there’s no cooler place to try and see.
31 min
April 13, 2017 007 | Black holes don't suck
Science fiction movies make it pretty clear that black holes are terrifying, all-consuming monsters. For astronomers there’s no cooler place to try and see.
31 min

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Do you ever feel dizzy when you think about the incomprehensible scale of space? We call that feeling Cosmic Vertigo. Welcome to a head-spinning conversation between two friends about the sparkly --…