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A podcast putting the lens on astronomy.Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Astronomy exploration • Space missions • Celestial bodies • Star classification • Solar phenomena • Planetary science • Exoplanets • Space technology • Cosmic events • Astrophysics discussion • Space history"Through the Telescope" is a podcast dedicated to examining a multitude of topics within the realm of astronomy. Hosted by astrophysicist and science communicator Rose Waugh, alongside Elliott Bruce, the podcast is designed to engage both seasoned astronomers and casual enthusiasts alike. The episodes span a broad spectrum of astronomical subjects, offering in-depth looks at celestial bodies, cosmic phenomena, and the technological advancements related to space exploration.
One recurring theme throughout the podcast is the exploration of various celestial objects within our solar system and beyond. Episodes delve into the characteristics, history, and scientific importance of planets like Mars, Venus, Mercury, and the gas giants, as well as smaller bodies such as centaurs and stellar clusters. The Moon and the Sun receive particular attention, with discussions covering their formation, unique attributes, and the future of human endeavors related to them, such as lunar exploration missions and solar activity.
The podcast also frequently addresses stellar phenomena, including the life cycles of stars, the specifics of various stellar classifications, and extraordinary cosmic entities like neutron stars and pulsars. The interplay between different kinds of stars, their physical properties, and their ultimate fates are explored in detail.
In addition to celestial bodies, the podcast delves into the human aspects of space exploration. Episodes investigate the technological advancements spurred by the space race, the contributions of citizen science, and the impacts of space missions on everyday life. There is a focus on contemporary and historical space missions, their scientific implications, and the occasional setbacks faced by these ambitious ventures.
The podcast does not shy away from more speculative topics either. It contemplates the distant future of the universe, potential endings for our reality, and the ongoing hunt for exoplanets. Through these explorations, "Through the Telescope" bridges concrete scientific knowledge with the wonder and curiosity that drive astronomical inquiry.
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Centaurs and Where to Find Them 2023-Jun-11 57 minutes |
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Mars, Rovers and Theses 2023-Jun-04 86 minutes |
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The End of the Universe and how we get there 2023-May-21 63 minutes |
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The Moon, getting there and going back 2023-May-14 75 minutes |
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Red dwarfs, M dwarfs and the difference between them 2023-May-07 61 minutes |
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Earth, Life and Aurorae 2023-Apr-30 65 minutes |
Stellar Clusters and SpaceX2023-Apr-23 41 minutes |
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What has Space Ever Done for Us? Part 2 2023-Apr-16 59 minutes |
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What has Space Ever Done for Us? Part 1 2023-Apr-09 68 minutes |
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Venus 2023-Apr-02 60 minutes |
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Pulsars and Neutron Stars 2023-Mar-26 69 minutes |
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Mercury 2023-Mar-19 51 minutes |
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How to Classify Stars 2023-Mar-12 58 minutes |
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Solar Activity and Solar Sails 2023-Mar-05 58 minutes |
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The Sun 2023-Feb-26 52 minutes |
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Jodrell Bank 2023-Feb-19 52 minutes |
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Pale Blue Dot 2023-Feb-13 23 minutes |
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The Solar System 2023-Feb-12 51 minutes |
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Exoplanets Part 2 2023-Feb-05 50 minutes |
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Exoplanets Part 1 2023-Jan-29 50 minutes |
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The Night Sky 2023-Jan-27 45 minutes |
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Galaxies 2023-Jan-25 54 minutes |
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Welcome to Through the Telescope 2023-Jan-22 1 minute |