Description (podcaster-provided):
A half-hour dose of cosmic conversation with scientists, educators and students about the cosmos, scientific frontiers, scifi, comics, and more. Hosted by Dr. Charles Liu, PhD, an astrophysicist at the American Museum of Natural History. Support us on Patreon.
Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):
➤ Cosmic conversations • Astrophysics • Dark matter • Gravitational effects • Space exploration • Astrobiology • Sci-fi discussions • Black holes • Planet formation • Solar phenomena • Nuclear fusion • Poetry of stars
This podcast, hosted by Dr. Charles Liu, provides a half-hour dose of engaging and educational discussions about the cosmos and a variety of related scientific phenomena. Topics span a broad spectrum of astrophysical and astronomical themes, frequently delving into both the fundamental mechanisms of our universe and intriguing scientific frontiers. Episodes often explore complex concepts such as the evolution and potential end of the universe, the mysteries of black holes and dark matter, and the formation and death of planets.
This podcast also emphasizes accessibility to space and how advancements in technology can make space exploration more inclusive, particularly for disabled astronauts. Additionally, many episodes focus on theoretical and practical aspects of space science, including computational modeling of galaxies, the workings of various space telescopes, and the intricate dynamics of nuclear fusion.
A recurring feature of this podcast is its integration of popular culture with scientific discussion. Frequently, episodes draw connections between science fiction and real scientific principles, often analyzing the feasibility and ethics of fictional technologies and scenarios presented in comics, movies, and television series. This linkage between fiction and science aims to make complex scientific ideas more relatable and engaging for the audience.
Guests on the podcast range from renowned experts in fields like theoretical and experimental astrophysics to science communicators, astronauts, and composers, each bringing their unique perspective and expertise. Discussions often branch into interdisciplinary territories, touching on subjects such as neurobionics, the intersection of music and space, and the historical connections between archaeology and astronomy.
Overall, the podcast presents a blend of rigorous scientific discussion, speculative exploration, and cultural context, making it a well-rounded source of knowledge and curiosity for anyone interested in cosmic phenomena and the expanding frontier of space exploration.
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Episodes:
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The End of Everything with Dr. Katie Mack Part 2
2024-Sep-07
24 minutes
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The End of Everything with Dr. Katie Mack Part 1
2024-Aug-24
36 minutes
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Making Space Accessible with Celene Shimmen
2024-Aug-10
39 minutes
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Sharing Space with Astronaut Cady Coleman, Part 2
2024-Jul-20
27 minutes
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Sharing Space with Astronaut Cady Coleman, Part 1
2024-Jul-06
30 minutes
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Chuck GPT 3.0: Gravity, rocket Propulsion, space Tethers, and more!
2024-Jun-15
47 minutes
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Composing the Cosmos – Musical Explorations of Deep Space with Bruce Lazarus
2024-Jun-02
34 minutes
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Cosmic Pathways with Dr. Ronald Gamble
2024-May-18
38 minutes
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Volcanoes on Earth and in Space with Dr. Samantha Tramontano
2024-May-04
41 minutes
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Neurobionics with Dr. Nicki Driscoll
2024-Apr-21
40 minutes
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The Great American Eclipse
2024-Apr-05
36 minutes
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ChuckGPT 2.0 – Three Body Problem Q&A
2024-Mar-30
36 minutes
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Ancient Astronomy with Hannah Liu
2024-Mar-16
39 minutes
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Lucy and L'SPACE with Freya Holloway
2024-Mar-03
35 minutes
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Solar Flares and Deep Space Nine with Dr. Jimmy Negus
2024-Feb-18
27 minutes
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Chuck GPT 1.0 Year End Q&A
2023-Dec-30
49 minutes
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Star Trucking with Franklin Chang-Diaz and Miranda Chang – Part 2
2023-Dec-16
31 minutes
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Star Trucking with Franklin Chang-Diaz and Miranda Chang – Part 1
2023-Dec-10
34 minutes
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Black Holes and Space Junk with Vivienne Baldassare
2023-Nov-19
34 minutes
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Final Frontiers with Jeyhan Kartaltepe
2023-Oct-28
32 minutes
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Star Treks, Star Wars, and Star Domes with Jenny Powers and Elliot Severn
2023-Oct-14
32 minutes
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Stars vs. Planets with Dr. Tom Rice
2023-Sep-30
33 minutes
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New York Comic Con: The Science of Sci-Fi 2021
2023-Sep-16
61 minutes
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Boston Fan Expo: The Science of Sci-Fi
2023-Sep-02
32 minutes
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Planet Formation with Dr. Holly Capelo
2023-Aug-19
25 minutes
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The Birth of Planets with Aleksandra Kuznetsova
2023-Aug-06
31 minutes
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Brown Dwarfs and Ballet with Johanna Vos
2023-Jul-22
30 minutes
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The Poetry of the Stars with Midge Goldberg and Yun Wang Part 2
2023-Jul-08
29 minutes
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Particle Physics with Dr. Lesya Horyn
2023-Jun-24
28 minutes
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The Poetry of the Stars with Midge Goldberg and Yun Wang
2023-Jun-10
29 minutes
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Science and the Future with Dr. Andrew Maynard
2023-May-27
31 minutes
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Studying Stars with Dr. Isabel Colman
2023-May-13
26 minutes
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Hunting Meteorites with Geoff Notkin
2023-Apr-29
27 minutes
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The LIUniverse: Sailing to Mars with Sarah Al-Ahmed of The Planetary Society
2023-Apr-15
30 minutes
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Simulating Galaxies with Paco Holguin
2023-Apr-01
27 minutes
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The LIUniverse: Weather Satellites with Andy Green
2023-Mar-18
30 minutes
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New York Comic Con: The Science of Science Fiction 2
2023-Mar-04
59 minutes
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Searching for Exoplanets with Jackie Villadsen
2023-Feb-18
30 minutes
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How Planets Live and Die, with Sam Grunblatt
2023-Feb-18
26 minutes
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Space Telescopes with Dr. Alexandra Greenbaum
2023-Feb-18
29 minutes
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Adventures in Science with Geoff Notkin, Dr. Andrew Maynard and Dr. Cady Coleman.
2023-Feb-18
36 minutes
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Nuclear Fusion with Christina Migliore
2023-Feb-18
30 minutes
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Black Holes, Galaxies, and The Expanse with Jimmy Negus
2023-Feb-18
31 minutes
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