MADISON (WORT) — The Nobel Prize for Physics was recently given to scientists researching neutrino oscillations. Turns out, subatomic particles have mass! To better understand this groundbreaking research, we turn to UW-Madison astronomers Arthur Eigenbrodt and Jenna Ryon.
Even More Water on Mars!
MADISON (WORT) — Scientists are still unraveling the discovery of liquid water on Mars. In this week’s Radio Astronomy Segment, UW-Madison astronomers Arthur Eigenbrodt and Jacqueline Goldstein dive into the frozen water hidden below the surface on Mars.
Meteorites
MADISON (WORT) — UW-Madison’s Arthur Eigenbrodt and Jacqueline Goldstein explore space objects that hit Earth!
Update on Rosetta Space Probe
MADISON (WORT) — UW-Madison’s Jenna Ryon and Arthur Eigenbrodt share new developments about the groundbreaking research being done by the Rosetta space probe.
Radio Astronomy: New Jupiter-like Exoplanet
MADISON (WORT) — In this week’s Radio Astronomy, UW-Madison’s Arthur Eigenbrodt and Jenna Ryon tell us about a young Jupiter planet orbiting a nearby star.
Perseid Meteor Shower
MADISON (WORT) — UW-Madison’s Jacqueline Goldstein and Arthur Eigenbrodt check out the stunning Perseid Meteor shower, raining down in a sky near you.
