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    Astronomy

    Universe Today Podcast

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    Episode 467: QA 70: What is Space Itself? And More Featuring Dr. Paul Sutter Oct 01, 2018
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    We recorded this week's episode of the QA show from inside the Carnival Magic cruise ship, as part of our summer Astrotour. I saved up a bunch of tough questions for Dr. Paul Sutter, including: what is space itself? Could we use negative mass to destroy black holes? What would you see falling into a black hole, and more...

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    Episode 465: QA 69: Can We Detect Random Particles With The LHC? And More With Dr. Pamela Gay Sep 21, 2018
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    We recorded this episode of the QA live in front of a real audience as part of our Astronomy Cast 500 celebration. I took some rough questions and threw them at Pamela Gay, my co-host in Astronomy Cast. Will the Large Hadron Collider randomly detect particles passing through it? and more.

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    Episode 464: 363: A Return Mission to Pluto? This Time to Stay Sep 20, 2018
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    New Horizons gave us the best views we could have hoped for of Pluto. But it was only a single glimpse of half the world. What's New Horizons up to next? And what plans are in the works to return to Pluto and Charon?

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    Episode 463: QA 68: What If It's Really a Vast Government Conspiracy? And More... Sep 12, 2018
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    In this week's questions show, I explain how I'd react if it turned out the government was hiding evidence of aliens. How we communicate with Mars when it goes behind the Sun, and why we should bother building space telescopes any more.

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    Episode 462: Open Space 19: QA with Anton Petrov. Surf a Gravitational Wave, Building Sea Dragon and More... Sep 10, 2018
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    For tonight's live QA, I'll be joined by Anton Petrov, a math and science teacher who talks about space and astronomy on his YouTube channel, often simulating events in Universe Sandbox to show how they work.

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    Episode 461: 362: How Are We Searching For Dark Matter? And How Do We Even Know It’s Real? Aug 30, 2018
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    Whenever I mention dark matter in anyway in the Guide to Space, or in a questions show, I get a bunch of responses that have essentially the same point. Astronomers are just speculating, why do they even think dark matter is a thing?

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    Episode 460: Open Space 18: When Will Betelgeuse Go Supernova? And more... Aug 27, 2018
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    In this week's live QA, I answer questions about when Betelgeuse will go supernova, how bad are the fires here in British Columbia, and which planets I'd like us to send probes to.

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    Episode 459: QA 67: Is Anywhere Else Perfectly Habitable? And More... Featuring Dr. Sabine Hossenfelder Aug 22, 2018
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    In this week's questions show, I explain why we don't know of any perfectly habitable worlds in the galaxy. Why we don't know if the Universe is finite or infinite, and why we call it "micro gravity" and not "zero gravity".

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    Episode 458: Open Space 17: Live QA with Fraser Aug 20, 2018
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    No guests this time, just a live QA with Fraser.

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    Episode 457: 361: Making the Atmosphere Disappear. The Power of Adaptive Optics Aug 16, 2018
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    The Earth’s atmosphere keeps us safe from the harsh environment of space, but it also obscures our view into the cosmos. No matter how powerful a telescope you build, the turbulence of the atmosphere limits your resolution. But astronomers and engineers have an amazing technology that allows a telescope to peer into space as if the atmosphere isn’t even there, producing images from here on the ground which are as sharp and clear as if the telescope was out in space. It’s called adaptive optics, and we’re now at the point where the most powerful ground-based telescopes have matched and even exceeded the capability of space telescopes.

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