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Radio Astronomy episodes:
November 27, 2019Radio Astronomy: Meteor Showers A fireball lit up Madison’s skies this November! What are meteors, and where do they come from?
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...more October 29, 2019Radio Astronomy: DESI First Light The newest, largest survey of the visible universe has hit a critical milestone with the deployment of a huge spectrograph at the 4-meter Mayall telescope at Kitt Peak in Arizona. Learn more on this episode of Radio Astronomy!
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...more September 03, 2019Radio Astronomy: Kilonovas and Cosmic Gold What do gamma ray bursts and gold have in common? Join Andrew Nine and Zach Pace today on Radio Astronomy to find out!
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...more August 06, 2019Radio Astronomy: Hot Subdwarf Pulsators When do stars not follow the rules? When those stars have friends! Join Andrew Nine and Zach Pace for a quick taste of some stellar pulsation astrophysics!
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...more July 02, 2019Radio Astronomy: NASA Dragonfly Probe NASA is sending a dual-rotor helicopter probe to Titan, a moon of Saturn. If this doesn’t make you click, we’re not sure what will.
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...more May 07, 2019Radio Astronomy: Twinkle Twinkle, Little Star? Do stars really twinkle? And if so, why?
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...more April 16, 2019Radio Astronomy: More About the Event Horizon Telescope Last week, Diego and Andrew hinted of an upcoming announcement that astronomers had imaged the immediate vicinity of a black hole. We figured it would be the black hole at the center of the Milky Way, but really, it was one in a nearby galaxy. Join us today, and learn more about how this fantastic image was made.
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...more March 20, 2018Hawking Radiation Jacqueline Goldstein talk’s about Hawking Radiation in honor of the late Stephen Hawking, the world renown theoretical physicist, popular scientists, and disability activist who died last week on March 14th.Learn more: https://phys.org/news/2018-03-black-holes-totally-insights-stephen.html...more March 07, 2018First Observations of the Earliest Stars Erika K. Carlson and Brianna Smart discuss the recent announcement of the first observations made of the universe’s earliest stars.Sources: http://www.astronomy.com/news/2018/03/fingerprinting-the-very-first-starshttps://gizmodo.com/scientists-discover-long-sought-evidence-of-first-stars-1823388372...more February 07, 2018Saturn’s Moon Titan has a Sea Level Erika K. Carlson and Zach Pace discuss Saturn’s moon Titan and its lakes of methane and ethane. According to data from the Cassini mission, Titan appears to have a sea level, like Earth does.Source: http://www.astronomy.com/news/2018/01/cassini-uncovers-a-sea-level-on-titan-similar-to-earth...more
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