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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155: Interstellar visitor with Dr. Knight

155: Interstellar visitor with Dr. Knight

Dr. Matthew Knight tells us about a discovery that excited astronomers all around the world. 'Oumuamua is the first minor planet from outside our solar system that we have found. Dr. Knight describes ...

14 Juli 201914min

154: High speed impacts with Dr. Daly

154: High speed impacts with Dr. Daly

Dr. Terik Daly talks about his experiments, where things hit other things at tens of thousands of miles per hour. These experiments create pressures greater than that at the center of the Earth, and t...

30 Juni 201914min

153: Stories behind the science with Sarah Kaplan

153: Stories behind the science with Sarah Kaplan

Sarah Kaplan of the Washington Post talks about science reporting. Reporters often tackle topics that are outside their expertise. Sarah explains the methods she uses to get at the truth. She also sha...

16 Juni 201917min

152: Mysterious iron meteorites with Dr. Chabot

152: Mysterious iron meteorites with Dr. Chabot

Dr. Nancy Chabot returns to the show to talk about iron meteorites. Iron meteorites, she explains, are cores of small planets that you can hold in your hand. She describes her laboratory experiments w...

2 Juni 201916min

151: Game-changing asteroid images with Dr. Marsset

151: Game-changing asteroid images with Dr. Marsset

Dr. Michael Marsset and his collaborators use the world's biggest telescopes to image asteroids. They combine those images with other data to get shapes of asteroids. These results are comparable with...

19 Maj 201917min

150: Undersea grippers and in-space assembly with Dr. Backus

150: Undersea grippers and in-space assembly with Dr. Backus

Dr Spencer Backus talks about his work at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. He explains the complexities of trying to design hands for robots. An example of a robot hand is the undersea gripper he wor...

5 Maj 201922min

149: Ballooning on Venus with Dr. Izraelevitz

149: Ballooning on Venus with Dr. Izraelevitz

Dr. Jacob Izraelevitz describes how engineers might design a balloon to explore Venus. This work is in the early stages, what NASA refers to as a "Mission Concept." He also explains the challenges of ...

21 Apr 201914min

148: Solving an Apollo mystery with Dr. Curren

148: Solving an Apollo mystery with Dr. Curren

When taking a sample of the Moon's surface, the Apollo astronauts discovered a sharp transition from powdery soil to harder rock. This transition was entirely unexpected, and remained unexplained for ...

7 Apr 201915min

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