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עושים פסיכולוגיה עם מעין בוימן משיטה
רשת עושים היסטוריה
La Mano Peluda
Radio Fórmula
Trashologinnen - Reality-TV psychologisch analysiert
Dinah & Franzi
PBS Space Time
PBS
Logically Answered
Logically Answered
Rambam Yomi
Rav Yoel Usher Labin and Rav Yitzchok Lowy
Periodisk - Videnskabens Vindere
RAKKERPAK
Medicinvetarna
Karolinska Institutet
Marine Conservation Happy Hour
Dr Scarlett Smash & Dr Craken MacCraic
Wandelwerker - Der erste deutsche Arbeitsschutz Podcast
WandelWerker Consulting GmbH
MIT Technology Review Narrated
MIT Technology Review
Cybercrimeology
Cybercrimeology
Zero to Finals Medical Revision Podcast
Thomas Watchman
On Wildlife
Alex Re
Growing Impact
Penn State Institute of Energy and the Environment
Infectious IDeas
National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID)
Rätsel der Wissenschaft
DER STANDARD
The Knowmads Podcast
The Knowmads
The Sports Coaching Hub Podcast
Cardiff Metropolitan University
The Astrophysics Podcast
Paul Duffell
Wild Bird Acoustics
Alan Dalton
Taxi ins Mich | Der Hörspiel-Podcast für Kinder
medizini & gesundheit-hören
Stories in Colour
The National Gallery
On This Day in Working Class History
Working Class History
Bizarre Encounters with Shayn & Orin
Bizarre Reality Media
Kortizes-Podcast
Kortizes-Podcast
Cryptids Of The Corn
Cryptids of the Corn Podcast
P.E.E.P. Podcast (People Experiencing Everyday Paranormal)
Nicolle Morock
JP Lovecraft's Creepy Podcast
JP Lovecraft
Bit-Rauschen: Der Prozessor-Podcast von c’t
c't Magazin
Terrible Lizards
Iszi Lawrence and David Hone
JHLT: The Podcast
ISHLT
Daily Paper Cast
Jingwen Liang, Gengyu Wang
The Pharma Closeout | Daily Pharmaceutical & Biotech News in 15 minus
BZ Group
A História repete-se
Margarida de Magalhães Ramalho e Lourenço Pereira Coutinho
SilviCast
Wisconsin Forestry Center and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources
Science
Paul Duffell
The Theory of Relativity was discovered by Einstein over a century ago, and it tells us how time and space are distorted when moving close to the speed of light. We mere earthlings don't get the opportunity to move that...
Abigail Polin is back, and we are doing another astrophysics Q&A! This time, our questions come from a class of third graders in Indiana. You'll be surprised at how some of the simplest questions can lead us down a ver...
This episode we get back to the objects that inspired the whole field of astrophysics -- stars. Those little points of light that first inspired us as children are incredible physics laboratories that we can still use t...
Just how much do we know about how the planets formed? How much of this can we learn from getting images of young solar systems? Why does it help to look at the disk using radio waves instead of optical wavelengths? D...
The Vera Rubin Observatory has just started taking its first data this month. We have a special guest (Dr. Daniel Polin) who helped in the construction of the camera for Rubin. This digital camera was a major feat due ...
Most of the mass in the universe is invisible. We call it "Dark Matter", and the only reason we know it's there is because we can see how it gravitationally interacts with regular matter. For example, in our own galaxy, ...
What's the deal with black holes?
How did our solar system form? More generally, how does any solar system form? We get some of our answers to these questions by looking at newly-forming planetary systems in the first million years of their lives. But...
A white dwarf star is the compact, dense remnant of a once-thriving solar system. Long after the original star has died and turned into a white dwarf, it can still interact with its solar system. We can even see white ...
How did the planets form? What was going on in the first few brief million years of our solar system? And how did it impact what we see in our solar system today? Dr. Merel van 't Hoff takes us on a journey through as...
What kinds of things do neutron stars do? They can smash into each other, producing bright flashes of radiation and strong ripples in spacetime that can be detected across the universe! Or, a neutron star can just be s...
Just how big can black holes get? Well, they can get super-massive! That is, millions to billions of times as massive as the sun. How do we know this? We've detected these supermassive black holes at the centers of g...
In this week's episode, Dr. Abigail Polin joins us to answer your questions from the internet, on a variety of topics tangentially related to astrophysics! Questions range from the basic and fundamental to the obscure a...
A black hole is so dense, its gravitational field prevents anything from escaping, including light. You would think that would make them the "blackest" things in the universe; how in the world do we know they are there?...
Up in Orion's shoulder sits Betelgeuse, a supergiant star near the end of its life. The surface of Betelgeuse has been roiling and pulsing for centuries, as long as humans have recorded its modulated luminosity. Dr. Jare...
What happens when a black hole eats up a star? Apparently a lot of things happen, and if you wait around awhile and look in the radio, even more things happen! Dr. Yvette Cendes tells us what it's like to be a radio as...
Some things happen out in the universe that are too powerful to make in a lab. Other phenomena are so coherent and well-ordered, we can't figure out how they can be made without a lab! Fast radio bursts are an incompre...
How do we know so much about supernovae, when all we see is this little point of light getting brighter and then dimmer over time? Given this minimal data, we can often say what type of star exploded, and even some detai...
How big a computer do you need to simulate a supernova? Or a planet being formed? Or a black hole swallowing gas? Many astrophysicists spend their time developing computational models to simulate these systems and lea...
What do black holes like to eat? Sometimes a steady diet of interstellar gas just isn't enough and a black hole needs to snack on a whole star. No judgment, we all get that way sometimes. But it can lead to some extre...
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