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Walkabout the Galaxy

Walkabout the Galaxy

De: Joshua Colwell Adrienne Dove and James Cooney
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The accidentally educational astronomy podcast, Walkabout the Galaxy provides an entertaining and easy-to-understand look at the latest fascinating news and discoveries in astronomy and space science, with a dash of trivia and rocket news.Joshua Colwell Ciencia Historia Natural Naturaleza y Ecología
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  • Crazy Spinners in the Asteroid Belt and S8 Tension

    Crazy Spinners in the Asteroid Belt and S8 Tension
    Jan 14 2026

    The amazing discoveries from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory have already started, and the astroquarks take a look at some close to home. Asteroids bigger than a city block spinning in fewer than 5 minutes are just the beginning, and will change our understanding of the collisional evolution of the asteroid belt. The astroquarks muse on the biggest questions in astronomy today, and one of those, the so-called "S8 Tension" has a possible solution with the help of dark matter and neutrinos. Join us for all that, space news, trivia, and more.
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    46 m
  • Cosmic Rays from Everywhere and Stringy Ancient Galaxies

    Cosmic Rays from Everywhere and Stringy Ancient Galaxies
    Dec 17 2025

    The Parker Solar Probe flies through the Sun's corona, MAVEN has gone silent, and new data shed light on the origins of cosmic rays. JWST's observations of ancient galaxies reveal odd shapes that may be connected to dark matter. Join us for a year-end look at the latest discoveries and space news and much more.

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    43 m
  • Interstellar Star Scars and Poop on Mars

    Interstellar Star Scars and Poop on Mars
    Dec 10 2025

    We explore the dining and drinking choices for astronauts, complex chemicals discovered in asteroid samples, and untangling the web of scars in the local interstellar cloud to reveal past encounters of the Sun with some hot stellar neighbors. If you wish you had more hot stellar neighbors, you should definitely check out this episode of Walkabout the Galaxy.
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    39 m
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