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Podcast Profile: The Space Between

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39 episodes
2023 to 2025
Median: 58 minutes
Collection: Physics, Math, and Astronomy


Description (podcaster-provided):

The Space Between is a leading astronomy and science communication podcast hosted by Kolby Van Camp and Dawson Wagner. Each week, we dive into the wonders of the universe, exploring astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology, and more, through curiosity-driven conversations with scientists, thinkers, explorers, and communicators.
Our mission is simple: make complex ideas about space accessible, engaging, and human. From Nobel Prize-winning physicists to rising voices in the astronomy community, The Space Between bridges cutting-edge science with everyday curiosity.


Themes and summary (AI-generated based on podcaster-provided show and episode descriptions):

➤ astronomy/astrophysics news and explanations • cosmology: Hubble tension, dark matter/energy, cosmic web models • black holes, chaos/fractals, speculative universe origins • lunar exploration/tech: habitats, power, quantum computing • telescopes/VLA/JWST, astrophotography/storytelling • SETI/UAP claims, media skepticism

This podcast centers on astronomy and space science, using conversational episodes to make current research and big ideas in astrophysics and cosmology accessible to a general audience. Discussions range from how the universe is structured and evolves—covering topics like dark matter, gravitational lensing, black holes, and debates around cosmic expansion—to the tools scientists use to explore it, including major observatories and space telescopes as well as techniques such as data sonification.

A recurring thread is “space in the news”: the hosts unpack recent headlines and missions, from lunar landers and plans for long-term activity on the Moon to Mars-related research and developments affecting astronauts and spaceflight logistics. Several episodes explore the growing intersection of space exploration with emerging technologies and infrastructure, such as AI and machine learning, orbital computing concepts, and even speculative proposals like lunar-based quantum systems—often weighing technical constraints (power, cooling, radiation, communications, debris) alongside policy and legal questions.

The show also highlights science communication and the human side of astronomy through interviews with scientists and prominent astrophotographers and creators. These conversations emphasize how imagery, storytelling, and dark-sky advocacy shape public engagement with the night sky, while also offering behind-the-scenes looks at institutions and facilities involved in radio astronomy.

Across the catalog, the tone blends scientific explanation with curiosity-driven speculation, including careful attention to how extraordinary claims—about interstellar objects, UAPs, or sensational media narratives—can be evaluated against evidence.


Episodes:
Episode Image #36: Winding down 2025 with the Aurora Borealis
2025-Dec-11
54 minutes
Episode Image #35: Quantum computers on the moon (data centers in space, part 2)
2025-Nov-10
58 minutes
Episode Image UPDATE: We're still here! Dope content drops next week!
2025-Oct-27
3 minutes
Episode Image #34: Space and storytelling with Helena Cochrane
2025-Sep-29
69 minutes
Episode Image #33: Data centers in space (part 1)
2025-Sep-22
75 minutes
Episode Image #32: The Web-Halo Model with Dr. Samuel Brieden
2025-Sep-15
68 minutes
Episode Image #31: Is science wrong about the age of the universe?
2025-Sep-09
77 minutes
Episode Image #30: Bernie Michaels and the chaos behind black holes
2025-Sep-01
75 minutes
Episode Image #29: Surviving the lunar night with the thermoelectric solution
2025-Aug-25
59 minutes
Episode Image #28: What's lurking beyond the edge of the solar system?
2025-Aug-19
57 minutes
Episode Image #27: What's really happening with 3I/ATLAS?
2025-Aug-15
67 minutes
Episode Image #26: The Orion Nebula, Pleiades, and Hyades are... related?
2025-Jul-21
57 minutes
Episode Image #25: Dr. Patricia Henning - Very Large Array Series
2024-Aug-21
23 minutes
Episode Image #24: Summer Ash at the VLA - Very Large Array Series
2024-Aug-16
46 minutes
Episode Image #23: Lost in space, sort of
2024-Aug-10
56 minutes
Episode Image #22: Fungi, an unlikely space ally
2024-Aug-01
71 minutes
Episode Image #21: Caves on the moon and rockets to Mars
2024-Jul-25
53 minutes
Episode Image UPDATE: Getting back to the basics
2024-Jul-16
8 minutes
Episode Image #20: Recap of our Very Large Array trip
2024-Mar-22
39 minutes
Episode Image #19: To UAP or not to UAP, that is the question
2024-Mar-11
58 minutes
Episode Image #18: To the moon and beyond
2024-Feb-26
64 minutes
Episode Image #17: Planets, exoplanets, and more
2024-Feb-19
65 minutes
Episode Image #16: The power of radio telescopes
2024-Feb-14
63 minutes
Episode Image #15: Josh Dury, dark sky activism, and astrophotography
2024-Feb-02
63 minutes
Episode Image #14: Trevor Jones and AstroBackyard
2023-Dec-15
59 minutes
Episode Image #13: John Mather and the James Webb Space Telescope
2023-Dec-14
53 minutes
Episode Image #12: AI and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
2023-Nov-03
71 minutes
Episode Image #11: Bettymaya Foott, astrophotography, and the DarkSky Initiative
2023-Oct-21
40 minutes
Episode Image #10: Telescopes and time travel
2023-Oct-06
56 minutes
Episode Image #9: Lado Samushia and dark matter
2023-Sep-29
69 minutes
Episode Image #8: NASA, UAPs, and mummies
2023-Sep-15
58 minutes
Episode Image #7: Is life possible on Mars?
2023-Jul-12
68 minutes
Episode Image #6: Listening to the universe through sonifcation
2023-Jul-09
46 minutes
Episode Image #5: Is our universe inside a black hole?
2023-Jun-29
58 minutes
Episode Image #4: Has the space race already been won?
2023-Jun-25
49 minutes
Episode Image #3: Quasars, blazars, and pulsars, oh my!
2023-Jun-24
50 minutes
Episode Image #2: Nico Carver and astrophotography
2023-Mar-28
59 minutes
Episode Image #1: David Kipping and the Cool Worlds Lab
2023-Feb-23
47 minutes
Episode Image The Space Between (Trailer)
2023-Feb-22
less than a minute