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Tag: astronomy

  • Thumbnail for Ep. #787: Mary Dusina – Supermoon Solar Eclipse

    Ep. #787: Mary Dusina – Supermoon Solar Eclipse

    There are certain celestial events that grab our attention like the upcoming partial solar eclipse that aligns with a supermoon. This occurs when the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun, partially blocking sunlight while appearing slightly larger in the sky. Jeremy welcomes Mary Dusina to discuss the significance of this rare astronomical event.

  • Thumbnail for Ep. #664: VISITORS FROM BEYOND w/ Avi Loeb

    Ep. #664: VISITORS FROM BEYOND w/ Avi Loeb

    Discoveries of the first interstellar objects known to visit our solar system have been met with controversy over what they are and where they came from.

  • Thumbnail for Researchers Study Why Black Holes Twinkle Randomly

    Researchers Study Why Black Holes Twinkle Randomly

    Nobody is entirely sure why the brightness of black holes fluctuates. Researchers studied patterns from more than 5,000 black holes over five years using data from NASA’s ATLAS telescope in Hawaii.

  • Thumbnail for Dozen New Moons Found Orbiting Jupiter, Surpassing Saturn

    Dozen New Moons Found Orbiting Jupiter, Surpassing Saturn

    Jupiter, our largest planet, has surpassed Saturn with the discovery of 12 new moons.

  • Thumbnail for Study Finds Stars Are Increasingly Blacked Out By Light Pollution

    Study Finds Stars Are Increasingly Blacked Out By Light Pollution

    Noticing fewer stars? It could be because of light pollution according to a group of citizen scientists from around the world who have studied the night sky.

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    Black Holes: 2nd Photo Released, Sounds Recorded

    The first picture of a black hole at the center of our galaxy has been revealed. NASA has also released the sounds that have been coming from a black hole at the center of the Perseus galaxy cluster.

  • Thumbnail for Mystery Deepens As China Denies Owning Space Junk Set To Crash Into Moon

    Mystery Deepens As China Denies Owning Space Junk Set To Crash Into Moon

    China on Monday denied responsibility for a rocket set to slam into the Moon, after experts said the piece of space junk likely came from Beijing’s lunar exploration program.

  • Thumbnail for Ep. #417: Oumuamua: Where Are You? w/ Avi Loeb

    Ep. #417: Oumuamua: Where Are You? w/ Avi Loeb

    Harvard University Astronomer Avi Loeb lays out his controversial theory that our solar system was recently visited by advanced alien technology from a distant star on an object known as Oumuamua. Jeremy tells us why he believes the evidence that we have been visited is overwhelming.