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    [Space Bites] JWST Galaxies Take Another Turn // Ice Giants Collide // Psyche Launch Oct 13, 2023
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    Astronomers see ice giants colliding. We peek into the OSIRIS-REx sample collector. Even more evidence that the Big Bang hasn’t been overturned.

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    • 00:00 Intro

    • 00:17 Two ice giants collide

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163615/astronomers-see-the-afterglow-where-two-ice-giant-planets-collided/

    • 01:58 OSIRIS-REx samples opened

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163636/osiris-rex-returned-carbon-and-water-from-asteroid-bennu/

    • 04:45 Psyche finally launched

    • 06:14 Size of early galaxies

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163648/more-jwst-observations-are-finding-fewer-early-massive-galaxies/

    • 10:47 Vote

    • 11:59 Gaia data

      • https://www.esa.int/Science_Exploration/Space_Science/Gaia/New_Gaia_release_reveals_rare_lenses_cluster_cores_and_unforeseen_science

    • 14:14 Euclid problems

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163579/euclid-recovers-from-a-navigation-problem-and-finds-its-guide-stars-again/

    • 15:54 Support what we do

    • 16:47 Another russian ISS leak

      • https://blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2023/10/09/international-space-station-operations-update/

    • 18:06 Flight over Mars

      • https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Videos/2023/10/Fly_across_Mars_s_labyrinth_of_night_with_Mars_Express

    • 19:31 Are we alone

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    [Interview] How Nancy Grace Roman's Coronagraph Will Revolutionise Planet Hunting Oct 12, 2023
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    Nancy Grace Roman Telescope will launch in 2027. It will have a best-in-class coronagraph that should revolutionise exoplanet astronomy. How exactly will it work? Finding out with Dr Vanessa Bailey from NASA JPL.

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    • 00:00 Intro

    • 01:04 Nancy Grace Roman Telescope

    • 06:59 Coronagraph

    • 21:06 What will Roman see

    • 28:05 Direct observations of exoplanets

    • 31:25 Best-case scenario

    • 38:08 Not just planets

    • 40:56 Future coronagraphs

    • 51:03 Current obsessions

    • 55:21 More interviews

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    [Q&A] Discovering Exomoons, Gravitational Lenses for JWST and Hubble, Jupiter's Core Mass Oct 10, 2023
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    How can neutrinos arrive faster than light? How did OSIRIS-REx get samples of an asteroid? Can we extract energy from gravitational waves? When will we be able to discover our first exomoon of an exoplanet? How can we measure the mass of Jupiter's core? Answering all these questions and more in this week's Q&A show.

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    • 00:00 Start

    • 01:03 [Andoria] Can a star "fizzle out" due to a companion stealing its material?

    • 05:45 [Vulcan] Are neutrinos travelling faster than light?

    • 08:50 [Risa] Can there be vast swatches of annihilated nothingness?

    • 12:33 [Aeturen] Can Earth be the only planet to produce life?

    • 13:55 [Vendikar] If I could travel anywhere/anytime in space, where/when would you go?

    • 16:02 [Remus] How did OSIRIS-REx collect asteroid samples?

    • 17:06 [Janus] When was the last time I got out to have some eyepiece time for myself?

    • 19:43 [Cait] Which place is most likely to host life?

    • 21:28 [Betazed] Can Hubble and JWST see the same gravitational lens?

    • 24:35 [Cheleb] Can the Universe be inside of a black hole?

    • 26:13 [Nimbus] What are my expectations about OSIRIS-REx samples?

    • 27:53 [Belos] What's the mass of Jupiter's core?

    • 30:00 [Lyar] Can we use energy from gravitational waves?

    • 30:38 [Zalcon] How do we detect rogue planets?

    • 35:45 [Arret] Did we discover any exomoons yet?

    • 38:15 [Cheron] How fast can a nuclear rocket get us to Mars?

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    [Interview] The Mysterious Gap In Exoplanet Population Oct 09, 2023
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    Exoplanets are great. There are hycean worlds, super-dense iron planets, super light planets, ones with potential biosignatures and much more. Catching up on all the latest discoveries with Dr Jessie Christiansen.

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    • 00:00 Intro

    • 00:52 Latest exoplanet discoveries

    • 10:40 The Gap

    • 14:49 Iron planets and super light ones

    • 19:33 Surprising exoplanets

    • 22:01 Future of exoplanet research

    • 30:20 Is Earth normal?

    • 32:52 Jessie's Podcast

    • 37:07 Current obsessions

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    [Space Bites] Two Supernovae Hit Earth // Rogue Planets in Orion Nebula // A Star That Disappeared Oct 06, 2023
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    A mind-bending JWST image of the Orion Nebula, filled with rogue planets. Seeing the cosmic web. An explanation for a massive star that just disappeared.

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    • 00:00 Intro

    • 00:14 Orion Nebula is Full of Rogue Planets

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163479/incredible-new-images-of-the-orion-nebula-from-jwst/

    • 04:19 Old Stars Don't Have Hot Jupiters

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163488/old-stars-dont-have-hot-jupiters/

    • 06:08 Cosmic Web

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163425/seeing-the-web-connecting-galaxies-across-the-universe/

    • 08:24 A Star That Disappeared

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163473/astronomers-watched-a-massive-star-just-disappear-now-jwst-might-have-some-answers/

    • 10:26 Vote

      • https://youtu.be/nh9gl_kCbcs

    • 11:11 Mass of the Milky Way

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163471/new-horizons-is-funded-through-the-decade-enough-to-explore-another-kuiper-belt-object/

    • 14:36 More questions for the Q&A

    • 15:43 Two Supernova Struck Earth

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163458/supernovae-struck-the-earth-3-million-and-7-million-years-ago/

    • 17:58 Supernova timelapse

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163428/astronomers-have-been-watching-a-supernovas-debris-cloud-expand-for-decades-with-hubble/

    • 19:05 Book Club

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    [Interview] Non-Trivial Problem of Communication with Interstellar Probes Oct 05, 2023
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    If we want to send an interstellar probe to the nearest stars, getting there isn't the only problem. We explore non-trivial problems like getting the signal back from the probes, communicating within the swarm, choosing which data to send back and much more with Marshall Eubanks.

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    • 00:00:00 Intro

    • 00:01:29 Megaprojects in the Solar System

    • 00:13:09 Chasing Oumuamua

    • 00:23:17 Breakthrough Starshot

    • 00:33:59 Swarms

    • 00:50:52 How do we start practicing

    • 01:00:39 Current obsessions

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    [Q&A] The Limit of JWST, Solving Dark Matter, Lifetime of SLS Oct 04, 2023
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    Is our galaxy's black hole still consuming stars? When will we finally figure out dark matter? Can James Webb last until it exhausts its fuel and not break before that? How should we name exoworlds? Answering all these questions and more in this week's Q&A show.

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    • 00:00 Start

    • 00:51 [Andoria] Why are we so close to the Big Bang?

    • 04:56 [Vulcan] Can JWST look through the zone of avoidance?

    • 08:25 [Risa] Will we be able to move moons?

    • 12:49 [Aeturen] Is the CMB uniform everywhere?

    • 15:03 [Vendikar] When will we figure out dark matter?

    • 22:32 [Remus] How long will SLS last?

    • 26:50 [Janus] Will JWST survive as long as its fuel lasts?

    • 28:52 [Cait] Thoughts on OSIRIS-REx sample return.

    • 31:47 [Betazed] How should we name exoworlds?

    • 33:25 [Cheleb] Did children stop wanting to become astronauts?

    • 36:16 [Nimbus] What's an outlandish hypothesis I hope comes true?

    • 38:35 [Belos] Can we solve water crisis by capturing a comet?

    • 40:28 [Lyar] Why aren't we in the center of the Universe?

    • 43:17 [Zalcon] Is SgrA still consuming stars?

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    [Interview] We Really Need a Far-Infrared Space Interferometer. Here's Why Oct 01, 2023
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    JWST has shown us what the modern infrared telescope is capable of. But it's not far-infrared. There are no space telescopes operating in that spectrum at the moment. But why? And what would we be able to see if we had one? Let's find out with Dr David Leisawitz, Chief at NASA Science Proposal Support Office.

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    • 00:00:00 Intro

    • 00:02:08 What is far infrared

    • 00:10:24 How is far infrared useful for Astronomy

    • 00:24:56 Space-based interferometers

    • 00:44:43 What will we be able to see

    • 00:52:55 What's next

    • 01:00:56 Current obsessions

    • 01:04:59 Final thoughts

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    [Space Bites] James Webb Proves The Big Bang // Asteroid Samples from OSIRIS-REx // Chandrayaan-3 Lost Sep 29, 2023
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    OSIRIS-REx delivers its asteroid samples back to Earth. India is losing hope to contact its lunar mission. James Webb is finally seeing baby galaxies coming together in the early Universe.

    🚀 Watching OSIRIS-REx Launch:
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    • 00:00 Intro

    • 00:16 OSIRIS-REx brought samples of Bennu

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163354/the-osiris-rex-capsule-has-landed-asteroid-samples-returned/

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163390/nasa-opens-the-lid-on-osiris-rexs-sample-capsule/

    • 03:13 JWST spies baby galaxies

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163357/finally-astronomers-are-starting-to-see-the-first-galaxies-coming-together-with-jwst/

    • 06:29 No signal from Chandrayaan-3

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163394/day-has-returned-but-indias-lander-and-rover-have-failed-to-wake-up/

    • 07:51 What hides in the shadows

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163363/the-darkest-parts-of-the-moon-are-revealed-with-nasas-new-camera/

    • 09:49 Moon base in lava tubes

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163371/chinese-astronauts-may-build-a-base-inside-a-lunar-lava-tube/

    • 12:12 Vote

      • https://youtu.be/qjSIwq6hBZM

    • 12:45 M87 black hole's spinning

      • https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1002773

    • 14:40 Galaxies and machine learning

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163350/machine-learning-algorithms-can-find-anomalous-needles-in-cosmic-haystacks/

    • 16:59 Interviews

    • 17:35 No more Arecibo. For sure

      • https://www.universetoday.com/163385/its-official-no-more-astronomy-at-arecibo/

    • 18:56 Final mirror for GMT

      • https://giantmagellan.org/2023/09/26/the-giant-magellan-telescopes-final-mirror-fabrication-begins/

    • 20:32 Watching a rocket launch

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    [Interview] The Future of Exoplanet Research Sep 27, 2023
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    What's the best way to use telescope time to search for exoplanets? How many will we be able to find in a best-case scenario? What future missions will help us with that? Answering all these questions and more with Dr Ben Hord from NASA Goddard.

    👉 Identification of the Top TESS Objects of Interest for Atmospheric Characterisation of Transiting Exoplanets with JWST
    https://arxiv.org/pdf/2308.09617.pdf

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    • 00:00 Intro

    • 01:49 Deciding which exoplanets to observe

    • 09:56 Getting the masses

    • 15:13 Using telescope time

    • 19:28 What do we really know about exoplanets

    • 26:40 Exhausting our search capabilities

    • 31:10 Studying hot Jupiters

    • 35:00 Perfect exoplanet searching mission

    • 40:34 Current obsessions

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