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Мослекторий
Москва 24
منوعات إسلامية
تعليم عقيدة رسول الله
The Boulder Boys Show
The Boulder Boys
Rachel Lawson's The Magicians Podcast
Rachel Lawson
Radiolab
WNYC Studios
Talking Sleep
AASM
Creatures and Curiosities
David and Jake
Animal Posse
Unwanted Feline Organization
The Arora #CanPassWillPass Podcast
Dr Aman Arora
Looking Up
Dean Regas
The IDEMS Podcast
IDEMS International
My Weird Prompts
Daniel Rosehill
This Week in Science – The Kickass Science Podcast
Dr. Kirsten Sanford Science Media
The Automated Daily - Space News Edition
TrendTeller
Forschung aktuell
Deutschlandfunk
The Aquarist Podcast
Aquarist Podcast
Neon Inkwell
Rusty Quill Ltd
Ur ❤️ Speaks
Kato Caleb
Forschung aktuell
Deutschlandfunk
PROJETO CONTATO PODCAST
Morgan Almeida
La Science, CQFD
France Culture
ClockTower: A D&D 5e Experience.
ClockTower Productions
Gresham College Lectures
Gresham College
The Sod Pod
Grassland Agro
ECO Tuin Talks
ECOstyle
Ground Truths
Eric Topol
CountrySlide
Negus, McInerney-Riley, Prideaux
The Biblical Hitmen
Stephen DeMatties Jr
Podcast de Juan Ramón Rallo
Juan Ramón Rallo
TED-Ed
TED-Ed
Spritz e Scienza
crazyjimmy
Verbal Echo
Monica Martin and Co-Host Sara Rowe
Grey Dynamics
Grey Dynamics
Physio Edge podcast with David Pope
David Pope
wifiCFI
wifiCFI
二奇物语
剁椒，老猫
Ciencia
Dean Regas
What is a potentially hazardous asteroid like? Up close and personal? Very few space missions have visited asteroids and fewer still have touched an asteroid and brought some of it back to Earth. Dean chats with NASA's O...
How do you feel about the universe? Is it scary, you know with how large it is? How far way everything is? Is it intimidating when astronomers talk about time in millions and billions of years? Okay, on the surface it’s ...
By some counts as much as 96% of everything in the universe comes from dark matter and dark energy. And, up to now, both are completely invisible. Few in the field question this theory, but could there be alternatives? D...
What happens when 3000 astronomers gather in one place? The annual American Astronomical Society meeting puts this question to the test. In this episode, Dean Regas shares what makes a gathering like this so special, ref...
With Artemis II's recent launch, we are revisiting this conversation. Dean gets to the root of this question with guest Oliver Morton, Senior Editor for The Economist and author of the book The Moon: A History for the Fu...
With the recent release of the "Project Hail Mary" film adaptation, we are revisiting a favorite episode of "Looking Up." Dean chats with science fiction novelist Andy Weir about what it takes to solve problems in the co...
Last fall, NASA announced that it found something incredible in a rock on Mars. A core sample obtained by the Mars Perseverance rover discovered a potential biosignature. In other words, a potential sign of ancient life ...
What was the planet Mars like in the past? Was it a dry desolate world like the one we see today, or was it a watery oasis filled with oceans, lakes, and rushing rivers? Was it Earthlike? Dean Regas chats with University...
What is a moonbow, and what does it take to get a picture of one? And do rare events in the night sky lose their appeal after you've seen a bunch of them? Dean chats with Jeff Pfaller, astro-photographer and author of "D...
What might it be like to watch an alien spacecraft fall from the sky? Residents of Ava, Ohio, in 1925 experienced something close to this, when the USS Shenandoah, a naval airship, crashed down on rural farmland. Dean Re...
How do you eat in space? Simple everyday chores like sleeping or going to the bathroom take on all new challenges when you're weightless and floating in mid-air. Dean is joined by Mark Borison, Host of The Jungle Jims Po...
The question seems completely absurd to us in the 21st century: should we use cameras to help with astronomical research? Well, of course. Why wouldn’t we? But in the early 20th century, this was a heated debate that ech...
The universe is enormous and time to observe it is limited. This means planet-hunters have to be extra picky in their search for habitable worlds. Dean chats with Dr. Néstor Espinoza, an astronomer at the Space Telescope...
Mars and Martians. They go together in the public's mind. The Earthling fascination with "alien invaders" goes back a long time. But why? And what does it say about all of us here on Earth? Dean explores this cultural ph...
Revisiting a favorite from 2025: Dean chats with Inspiration4 astronaut and artist, Dr. Sian Proctor about seeing Earth from outer space, and her book, "Earthlight, The Power of Earthlight and the Human Perspective."Send...
This holiday season, Dean Regas visits a favorite episode of Looking Up, featuring astrophysicist Dr. Katie Mack. They discuss how all of this might end: could it be a crunch, a freeze or a rip?
Venus is close-by and similar in size to Earth, but until recently, we couldn’t tell much about it. Dr. Rakesh Mogul, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, at Cal Poly Pomona took another look at old Venus data to pot...
Peter Hillary's father, Sir Edmund Hillary, was the first person to climb Mt. Everest. Mark Armstrong's father, Neil Armstrong, was the first person to walk on the moon. Now, the two sons of iconic explorers are going on...
After NASA's recent milestone of over 6000 exoplanets tracked, Dean Regas has one big question. Is anyone living on them? On this episode, Dean chats with Dr. Malena Rice, a planetary astrophysicist and assistant profess...
What happens if you fall into a black hole? What would it sound like? What would you see? Dean Regas chats with Dr. Janna Levin, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Barnard College of Columbia University, to find out t...
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