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The Astrophysics Podcast

The Astrophysics Podcast

De: Paul Duffell
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Once a month, Purdue University's Professor Paul Duffell discusses astronomy and astrophysics with experts from around the world. Duffell and guests discuss supernovae, galaxies, planets, black holes, and the nature of space and time.

Supported by the National Science Foundation under grant AAG-2206299.

Music by Brittain Ashford.

Produced in beautiful Lafayette, Indiana by Paul Duffell.

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  • Dr. Abigail Polin -- Astrophysics Q & A #2

    Dr. Abigail Polin -- Astrophysics Q & A #2
    Jan 1 2026

    What's the deal with black holes?
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    1 h y 23 m
  • Dr. Kaitlin Kratter -- Building a Solar System on the Computer

    Dr. Kaitlin Kratter -- Building a Solar System on the Computer
    Dec 1 2025

    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 getting a complete picture also requires a lot of theoretical work, understanding each stage of solar system formation, which often entails big computational models of the early solar system. Dr. Kaitlin Kratter is a leader in the practice of building these big models and using them to improve our understanding of how the planets first formed.
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    1 h y 15 m
  • Dr. Tim Cunningham -- White Dwarfs Sometimes Eat Planets

    Dr. Tim Cunningham -- White Dwarfs Sometimes Eat Planets
    Nov 1 2025

    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 dwarfs eating up the rocky debris that once made up their solar system, and apparently making sense of all of this requires a detailed understanding of how convection works in these dead stellar remnants.
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    1 h y 15 m
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You and Neil tyson are my go to for all space knowledge. I love that i can listen and follow everything without having a college degree the format is awesome my only problem is that it only comes out once a month...Thank you for spreading astrophysics to the masses keep it up.

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