The Whimper Podcast

Khushi Raheja has been one of the youngest achievers I have met in the field of science, astronomy and astrobiology.

She is a citizen scientist at NASA, a researcher at Quamcaro, an astrobiology researcher at Science Sapiens.

We had a great talk in this episode where we were bound to think a lot about a subject that doesn't have an optimal amount of information. The origin of life.

Hope you find it valuable.

Enjoy.

When a body comes under the influence of an external force, it is said to have potential energy and now has the ability to do work.

As we all know that everything inside the universe is in motion or has been once in the entirety of their existence but, is that the same case with the universe itself?

Let's find it out in the 2nd SOLO episode of The Whimper Podcast.

Hope you enjoy it and stay tuned.

Rudra Sekhri has been one of the most hardworking and one of the most admirable students of science I've ever meet on the internet.

He's currently pursuing his education from Alphington Grammar School, Australia. He's an astronomer, an astrophysicist and a cosmologist.

We connected a few months ago on LinkedIn and finally we're up together with a show for you on quantum mechanics, space, time, dimensions and a whole lot more.

Stay tuned for this one as this is your host Divyansh Gunjan on air.

Today we have a guest who is a senior research fellow at the Indian Institute of Astrophysics (IIA).

He has currently been working on direct imaging of exoplanets and on extraterrestrial matters.

In this episode, we have talked about black holes, god and the perception of God of people, the JWST, Humanity's future habitat, and extraterrestrial life. If we are alone, are we lucky or are we doomed?

This one has been a really deep conversation where we have tried to make the episode as productive as possible and that's also the reason why this is a comparatively longer episode, and I really wanted to talk to an astrophysicist for a pretty long time.

This is the 5th episode of The Whimper Podcast, hope you enjoy it.

Today we have a guest who is a network security expert, a consultant, and an ethical hacker.

He was passionate about hacking and getting into writing code since he was in grade 6.

He is very passionate about what he does.

In this episode, we are going to talk about hacking and how a hacker or a group of hackers whether it be good or bad, can have an impact on the space industry and how anything and everything is so connected which makes a smart hacker even more dangerous than an avenger at times.

Ranjeet Ambarte is here to tell you that you are...

Stay tuned for this one, because this is a different TWP episode.

Hope you enjoy it!

Hey hey hey everybody, how are you all guys doing?

Welcome to The Whimper Podcast where we talk about all the goofy stuff related to space, astronomy, deep tech, AI, and a lot more to learn about which you won't find much in a conventional form of education.

Superman, being one of the most powerful characters in the whole of the comic verse is super strong.

But, can he lift the starship and even get it into space?

What's the math behind it?

All of it, we are going to check out in this, the 1st SOLO episode of

THE WHiMPER PODCAST.

Today we have a guest who is a part of a relatively new organization that recently launched a payload in the orbit comprising of a space weather monitor whose name, in short, is ROBI via the PSLVC53 rocket designed by ISRO.

He is a working professional who recently graduated from IIST pursuing a B. Tech in Aerospace, Aeronautical, and Astronautical engineering.

And if you're a person who is interested in talking about physics, space, and astronomy in a highly intense manner, you are going to love this one.

Our today's guest is Mr. Ananthu Krishna.

Welcome to the 3rd episode of The Whimper Podcast.

Hope you enjoy it!

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Today we have a guest, who has been a part of multiple space programs across the country.

He is an entrepreneur, a TEDx speaker, a Teacher, and a Rocket Scientist.

He has worked as a trainee in the Chandrayaan II mission.

He founded a company called Space Impulse Technologies which has developed over 100,000 rockets.

He got his education from the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford.

He is a man with purpose and we will also dive into talks that haven't been disclosed to the public about the successes and failures of various space missions.

Hope you enjoy it.

Hey hey hey everybody, welcome to The Whimper Podcast where we talk about all the goofy stuff related to space, astronomy, deep tech, AI, and a lot more to learn about which you won't find much in a conventional form of education.

Why are we here?

Why do we exist?

Why should you listen to us?

What is it that we are providing?

It's a show, where we discuss anything and everything about space and answer the questions of the curious minds of people who love the cosmos.

We are no MIT professors who discuss paradoxes and theories, we are students. And we ask questions, I ask questions. A lot of questions.

This is a show for people who are curious and willing to learn about space and tech and both.

We always have questions but no people to answer them for us.

I have felt it and I know that there are people like me out there too.

And we are here to bridge that gap.

You could listen to us while working, cooking, driving, painting, studying, gaming (if you do), and in whatever way you feel comfortable with.

I can assure you that don't wanna miss out on this one.

This is your host Divyansh Gunjan and

We are here to make space unconventional.

The gates are now open. Join us_