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The Hubble Ultra Deep Field in 3D
3rd Aug, 2009 - 9.3M views
The Hubble Deep Field: The Most Important Image Ever Taken
6th Sep, 2006 - 5.5M views
The Largest Galaxy in the Universe: IC 1101
22nd Sep, 2012 - 4.4M views
8th Sep, 2018 - 4239 views
In this episode, we’re going to take on the topic of quantum entanglement. That feature of quantum mechanics that Einstein called a spooky action at a distance. Well last month astronomers used very distant quasars to remove a possible bias in a
11th Aug, 2018 - 3012 views
Is it possible to find exoplanets using their gravitational wave signatures? If the orbit of the planet is close enough and short enough to the host star, then yes it is. But boy what a system it would need to be!
9th Aug, 2018 - 2494 views
Let’s talk about ExoMoons, you know, those moons in orbit around other planets around other stars in our galaxy. Is it possible that they might be better harbors for life?
4th Aug, 2018 - 4409 views
After launch on April 18th of this year onboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, the next generation of space telescopes to look for exoplanets, in our galaxy, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite starts science mission
30th Jul, 2018 - 2805 views
In this episode, we’ve all heard about the delays and cost overruns of NASA’s flagship observatory, JWST. How will it affect upcoming large space telescope missions, like WFIRST?
24th Jul, 2018 - 3293 views
Astronomers from the University of Rochester has recently published a paper that studies whether a civilization on the level of ours could survive self-imposed changes to the planet’s climate due to rapidly expanding technological progress.