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"What cool space stuff we've been up to" with Hari and Sam. Our programmes are supported by Arrow FM Wairarapa. https://www.arrowfm.co.nz/programmes/show/224/star-safari/
We are space science communicators. Hari is an astrobiologist, analog astronaut and NASA intern, and Sam is an astrophysicist and former NZ Air Force pilot.
We run stargazing from www.Star-Safari.NZ in Wairarapa Dark Sky Reserve and space and education programmes www.spacewardbound.nz throughout New Zealand. -
Uncovering the Secrets of the Universe: A Cosmic Journey The universe, an awe-inspiring expanse of stars, galaxies, and mysteries, has captured the imagination of humanity for millennia. In our quest to understand the cosmos, we've made astounding discoveries that have expanded our knowledge of the universe's origins, evolution, and its most enigmatic components. Join us on a cosmic journey as we delve into the fascinating realm of astronomy and astrophysics, uncovering some of the universe's best-kept secrets. The Cosmic Symphony One of the most profound revelations in the study of the universe is the concept of the Big Bang. This cosmic explosion, estimated to have occurred around 13.8 billion years ago, set the universe into motion. It's not just an explosion, though, but a symphony of creation, where time, space, and matter were born. This astonishing revelation revolutionized our understanding of the universe's origins and led to the development of the Big Bang Theory. Dark Matter and Dark Energy: The Enigmatic Duo Among the universe's deepest secrets are dark matter and dark energy, two enigmatic entities that constitute the vast majority of the cosmos. Dark matter, invisible and undetectable by conventional means, exerts gravitational forces that shape the formation of galaxies. Dark energy, on the other hand, is a mysterious force responsible for the universe's accelerated expansion. The nature of these phenomena remains an open question, challenging physicists and cosmologists alike. Black Holes: Cosmic Swallowers Black holes, often described as the universe's vacuum cleaners, are fascinating and terrifying in equal measure. These regions of extreme gravitational pull are formed when massive stars collapse under their own weight. Anything that crosses the event horizon, the point of no return, is forever trapped. Black holes challenge the very fabric of space and time and have left scientists with a wealth of questions yet to be answered. Alien Worlds: Exoplanets and the Search for Life The search for life beyond Earth is a cosmic quest that has captivated astronomers. The discovery of exoplanets, planets outside our solar system, has fueled our optimism. Some of these distant worlds are located in the habitable zone, where conditions might be suitable for life as we know it. The study of exoplanets, their atmospheres, and the search for biosignatures are ongoing efforts that could ultimately answer the age-old question: Are we alone in the universe? Recent breakthroughs in the study of exoplanets, such as the development of advanced telescopes and space missions like the James Webb Space Telescope, have brought us closer to detecting potentially habitable planets and signs of life. The discovery of extremophiles on Earth, organisms that thrive in extreme conditions, has expanded our understanding of where life might exist in the universe. These discoveries, combined with the detection of water on other celestial bodies, have raised the tantalizing possibility of life beyond our planet. Contact with Alien Life Forms: A Cosmic Dream While the quest for extraterrestrial life remains a scientific and philosophical pursuit, it's essential to acknowledge the possibility of contact with alien life forms. With the discovery of exoplanets, scientists are searching for exoplanets that could potentially support life. If we detect biosignatures—indicators of life—on another world, it would be a groundbreaking revelation. However, contact with intelligent alien civilizations presents a unique set of challenges and ethical considerations. Initiatives like the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) use radio telescopes to scan the cosmos for potential signals from advanced civilizations. While intriguing signals have been detected, none have been confirmed as originating from extraterrestrial intelligence. The idea of receiving a signal or making contact with an alien civilization is both exciting and filled with uncertainties. How would we communicate? What knowledge could they share, and what might we learn from them? The Future of Cosmic Exploration As technology advances and our understanding of the universe deepens, we can only imagine the cosmic revelations yet to come. The development of powerful telescopes, observatories, and space missions promises to uncover even more secrets of the universe, from gravitational waves to the exploration of distant celestial bodies. The cosmic journey is an ongoing, ever-evolving quest. In conclusion, our cosmic journey is a testament to human curiosity, ingenuity, and the desire to unravel the mysteries of the universe. As we continue to peer into the cosmos, the secrets we uncover not only broaden our understanding of the universe but also remind us of our place in this vast, interconnected web of stars and galaxies. The universe, with its enigmas and wonders, continues to inspire and drive our exploration of the cosmos, reminding us that the journey is as important as the destination. The potential for contact with alien life forms adds an exciting dimension to this journey, one that keeps our gaze fixed on the stars in hope and wonder.
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Black Holes. What are they? What is their scientific purpose in our universe? And why are humans so obsessed with them? Find out that and an expert's opinion in Inner Dimensions: Black Holes (Episode 1) feat. Dr. Lia Medeiros (an Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study).
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Do you know the science behind what works and doesn’t work when it comes to keeping people safe in your organisation? Each week join Dr Drew Rae and Dr David Provan from the Safety Science Innovation Lab at Griffith University as they break down the latest safety research and provide you with practical management tips.
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How some of the world's most powerful interests made us doubt the connection between smoking and cancer, and then how the same tactics were used to make us doubt climate change.
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Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pacific-mammal-research/subscribeCindy and Kat from Pacific Mammal Research (PacMam) talk about marine mammals, research, and environmental news in this fun podcast!Become a Paid Subscriber - get ad-free episodes and bonus mini-episodes/content available to subscribers only: https://anchor.fm/pacific-mammal-research/subscribe.Your support helps us continue our research and education programs!
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A podcast series to uncover the fascinating research behind one of the most feared predators, the shark. Host Michael Heldsinger interviews guests from all over the world in a conversational and invigorating style to uncover the facts around these misunderstood predators. Covering a broad range of topics, from their adept adaptations to their environment to our relationship with sharks, you may learn something new from the passionate people who have dedicated their lives to understanding sharks. Come and join the conversation.
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I'm a pilot obsessed with flying and all things aviation. This podcast series covers more than a century of commercial aviation and how its shaped the world. Aviation is now safer than its ever been, but it took one hundred years of learning and often through accidents and incidents to reduce the risk of flying.
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Welcome to New Zealand Herald’s special edition climate change podcast fighting for our future. Just how screwed are we when it comes to climate change? In this three part series, host Emma Clarke is joined by some of New Zealand's leading experts as they discuss the basics of climate change, the rise of the climate-conscious youth, and the simple, practical changes that can be made in everyday life to help save the planet and our existence.
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Hosted by Mehdi Jorfi and Layla Siraj, Science Rehashed aims to offer a window into recent life science breakthroughs and their impacts to anyone in the world with an internet connection.
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Growing food and fibre is a complex but exciting world to be in.
Sarah's Country is a musterer of the minds bringing together passionate innovators, and inspiring future-thinkers with a dose of practical reality.
Sarah Perriam-Lampp is an award-winning rural journalist with a decade of experience across TV, radio, podcast, and print where her pulse of New Zealand's farming sector makes Sarah's Country a valuable mainstay in your podcast library.
Join over 30,000 listeners monthly who tune in from across the world to gain insights and connections on how to tackle the complexity of farming for the future - together.
For more information, partnership opportunities, to suggest a guest for the show or to contact Sarah, visit sarahscountry.com
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We believe the private sector has a leading role to play in addressing climate change, as well as New Zealand's top environmental and social issues. The Sustainable Business Council aims to mainstream sustainability within the New Zealand business community.
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The Innovative OT podcast is dedicated to building a community of practitioners who are interested in role emerging and role enhancing practice areas. This podcast is all about motivating you to take the next step towards building your dream job outside of the typical OT setting! Listen in on the conversation as Dr. Anderson, OTD, and other OT innovators share their dreams, plans, and aspirations for the field.
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This is a project where I’d like to expand on the science I’ve been lucky enough to learn about and that I’d like to share with whoever wants to hear.
If you have any questions feel free to message me either on Instagram or Twitter both are
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Want to keep up with the latest news about electric vehicles from New Zealand and Beyond? EVs & Beyond podcast accompanies the EVs & Beyond magazine - and is hosted by managing editor Richard Edwards.
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Mikkipedia is an exploration in all things health, well being, fitness, food and nutrition. I sit down with scientists, doctors, professors, practitioners and people who have a wealth of experience and have a conversation that takes a deep dive into their area of expertise. I love translating science into a language that people understand, so while some of the conversations will be pretty in-depth, you will come away with some practical tips that can be instigated into your everyday life. I hope you enjoy the show!
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