Radio Astronomy
Super Massive Black Holes
In today’s Radio Astronomy, host Diego Casanova will be explaining super massive black holes and how they have captured the imagination of writers, thinkers and astronomers. Black holes of stellar mass or […]
Dark Matter has gone missing on galaxy NGC 1052-DF2
Radio Astronomy hosts Erika Carlson and Brianna Smart explain dark matter and the discovery of a galaxy with little or no dark matter. Dark matter has mass and can experience […]
Century-old Observatory on Lake Geneva to Close
In today’s Radio Astronomy, Brianna Smart and Aaron Lopez tell us about Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wisconsin, which is set to close this fall after more than a hundred […]
Hawking Radiation
Jacqueline Goldstein talk’s about Hawking Radiation in honor of the late Stephen Hawking, the world renown theoretical physicist, popular scientists, and disability activist who died last week on March 14th. […]
First Observations of the Earliest Stars
Erika K. Carlson and Brianna Smart discuss the recent announcement of the first observations made of the universe’s earliest stars. Sources: http://www.astronomy.com/news/2018/03/fingerprinting-the-very-first-stars https://gizmodo.com/scientists-discover-long-sought-evidence-of-first-stars-1823388372
Radio Astronomy: The First Stars
What can a big antenna tell us about the very first stars that formed in the universe? Tune in today as Erika and new host Bri describe how an instrument […]
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