Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Mountain Radio Astronomy
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Mountain Radio Astronomy
By
Mountain Radio Astronomy episodes
- GBT Upgrade ProjectMike Holstine, Business Manager and engineer at the NRAO in Green Bank, describes the project to replace the GBT track this summer.0 min
- Bubbles in the Milky WayDr. Jay Lockman of NRAO discusses how bubbles can form in the Milky Way, and tells us we might be in one.0 min
- Astronomy and Life at the South PoleDr. Jules Harnett describes her work, daily life and other adventures at the South Pole.0 min
- Dark Energy and the Accelerating UniverseDr. Jim Condon of NRAO chats about what we know and what we DON'T know about the universe.0 min
- Happy Birthday, NRAO!Dr. Frank Ghigo of NRAO, talks about the founding of NRAO in 1956 and the Observatory's early years0 min
- Radar MoonBruce Campbell, National Air and Space Museum astronomer, describes how he maps the moon through the use of radar.0 min
- MagnetarsScott Ransom, NRAO astronomer, describes his research on a bizarre type of neutron star called a Magnetar.0 min
- The Search for the Biggest MoleculeGlen Langston, NRAO astronomer, is searching for H-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-C-N. Glen talks about how the discovery will impact our knowledge about pre-biotic molecules.0 min
- The Atacama Large Millimeter ArrayJeff Mangum, NRAO astronomer, describes NRAO's newest telescope project, ALMA , as well as his research looking for formaldehyde in nearby galaxies.0 min
- Looking for EarthsRon Maddalena, discusses other solar systems, how they differ from our own, and what a new radio telescope called ALMA will be able to teach us about extrasolar planets.0 min
About Mountain Radio Astronomy
From the publisher's feed
Ever wonder about radio astronomy? Join us at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank, WV for fascinating interviews with astronomers who are using the largest fully steerable…
telescope in the world: The Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telelscope. Each episode is about 20-30 minutes in length.