188: Failing is the most important part of science with Tyler Linder
Spacepod22 Aug 2021

188: Failing is the most important part of science with Tyler Linder

Planetary defense researcher Tyler Linder talks about the benefits of using automated telescopes. He tells us the difference between an automated and a robotic telescope, and explains that inexpensive telescope time lets students learn, experiment, and fail. He describes the work he does with students, and why it is important to him.

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Bonus episode: The upcoming American total solar eclipse

Bonus episode: The upcoming American total solar eclipse

A quick bonus episode about the April 8th, 2024 total solar eclipse in Mexico, the US, and Canada! I talk about the difference between a partial and total solar eclipse, and share some tips in case yo...

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210: Wonders of the Night Sky with Prof. Prinja

210: Wonders of the Night Sky with Prof. Prinja

Professor Raman Prinja talks about his new book, "Wonders of the Night Sky."  He tells us how we are lucky to live on a planet with a transparent atmosphere. He also shares stargazing tips for city dw...

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209: Mission to the largest moon in the solar system with Dr. Witasse

209: Mission to the largest moon in the solar system with Dr. Witasse

Dr. Olivier Witasse tells us about the Jupiter Icy Moon Explorer, or JUICE mission, which is currently traveling through space. JUICE will conduct 34 flybys of Jupiter's moons before orbiting Ganymede...

21 Maj 202324min

208: Cosmic tug of war with Dr. Plazas Malagón

208: Cosmic tug of war with Dr. Plazas Malagón

Dr. Andrés Plazas Malagón tells us about a field of astronomy called cosmology. He explains that either our universe is mostly made of mysterious stuff called dark energy, or the laws of physics are w...

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207: One of the stranger surfaces in the solar system with Dr. Cartwright

207: One of the stranger surfaces in the solar system with Dr. Cartwright

Dr. Richard Cartwright tells us about the moons of Uranus and explains why we should visit Uranus with an orbiting spacecraft. This mission would take decades to design, build, and travel to the plane...

26 Mars 202330min

206: Every asteroid observation ever taken with Dr. Veres

206: Every asteroid observation ever taken with Dr. Veres

Dr. Peter Veres talks about asteroids, comets, and meteors. He describes how the Minor Planet Center keeps track of observations and orbits. This data is publicly available, and non-scientists make va...

19 Feb 202327min

205: The moon's right to exist with Dr. Prem

205: The moon's right to exist with Dr. Prem

Dr. Parvathy Prem tells us about lunar ice. She says, "the moon records the history of our solar system neighborhood in a way that the Earth doesn't." Her simulations show that rocket landings can cha...

22 Jan 202333min

204: Light Pollution with Kelly Beatty

204: Light Pollution with Kelly Beatty

Kelly Beatty shares easy things we can do to reduce light pollution. He tells us how artificial night light can harm humans, birds, and insects. He shares the five principles of good lighting, and exp...

25 Dec 202225min

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