196: Spinning universe with Dr. Cheng
Spacepod17 Apr 2022

196: Spinning universe with Dr. Cheng

Dr. Jon Cheng tells us about his fluid flow experiments. These experiments investigate fundamental physics. They can be applied to the movement of the Earth's core as well as things like liquid batteries. Is electro-vortex flow the coolest phrase said on the show yet? Listen and decide!

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99: Photons from exoplanets with Dr. Meshkat

99: Photons from exoplanets with Dr. Meshkat

Dr. Tiffany Meshkat describes direct imaging of exoplanets, which astronomers have used to discover enormous, young planets. She also talks about WFIRST, a mission under development that would be able...

28 Mai 201719min

98: A place on Earth as dry as Mars with Dr. Azua-Bustos

98: A place on Earth as dry as Mars with Dr. Azua-Bustos

Dr. Armando Azua-Bustos talks about how he discovered the driest place on Earth— a region in the Atacama Desert not far from where he grew up. He explains how he collects and studies microbial life th...

21 Mai 201720min

97: If a glacier falls in a fjord… with Dr. Koppes

97: If a glacier falls in a fjord… with Dr. Koppes

Dr. Michele Koppes stops by to talk about her glacier research on planet Earth. She describes how a melting glacier triggered a staggeringly large landslide in 2015, and how glaciers can match even hu...

14 Mai 201722min

96: Vega, dust, and a giant inflatable bumblebee with Dr. Ciardi

96: Vega, dust, and a giant inflatable bumblebee with Dr. Ciardi

Dr. David Ciardi talks about Vega, a bright star that's "been a part of human lore forever." Dr. Ciardi and his colleagues discovered that Vega has a nearby ring of dust, implying the presence of plan...

7 Mai 201717min

95: Asteroid hunting software with John Dailey

95: Asteroid hunting software with John Dailey

John Dailey explains how he uses his software engineering skills to discover asteroids at IPAC/Caltech. He helps solve problems inherent to working with astronomical data, such as the challenge of rea...

30 Apr 201716min

94: Seven hundred new craters on Mars with Dr. Daubar

94: Seven hundred new craters on Mars with Dr. Daubar

Dr. Ingrid Daubar stops by to talk about HiRISE, a camera on a Mars-orbiting spacecraft that takes amazing images of the Martian surface. She explains how she uses these images to search for fresh cra...

23 Apr 201714min

93: Companionable Jupiters with Marta Bryan

93: Companionable Jupiters with Marta Bryan

Marta Bryan shares her new results on exoplanets! She explains how she tested a theory of hot jupiter formation, and how she figured out that planet rotation rates are likely set early on in the plane...

16 Apr 201721min

92: When there's dust there's planets with Dr. Patel

92: When there's dust there's planets with Dr. Patel

Dr. Rahul Patel describes his search for undiscovered disks of dust around other stars. He explains how looking for fainter and fainter debris disks may bring us closer to discovering a planetary syst...

9 Apr 201715min

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