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Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
953 Folgen
seit 3. Januar 2017
episodic

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~71.38% of listeners are from United States.
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If you overlook the fact that you’d be instantly vaporized, there’d be one small advantage to standing at the surface of the Sun: You’d age more slowly than your friends and family back on Earth. The effect is called time dilation. It comes from Relativity – Albert Einstein…

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25 Years at Mars

Twenty-five years ago, NASA needed a hit. Its previous two missions to Mars had failed – both of them as they were arriving at the Red Planet. So it prepared the next mission with extra care, and sent it on its way on April 7th, 2001. The craft was named 2001 Mars Odyssey – a tribute t…

Moon and Saturn

If you ignore the dark orange sky and the extreme cold, Saturn’s moon Titan might remind you of Earth. River channels empty into lakes and seas. Giant fields of dunes ripple across the surface. And clouds float through the sky, producing occasional rains. And if everything goes to plan, we s…

First in Darkness

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Ariel and Umbriel

William Lassell made a fortune selling beer to factory workers in Liverpool. He used that money to set up his own astronomical observatory, called Starfield, outside Liverpool. And he equipped it with telescopes he built himself – some of the best in the world. Using one of those instruments…

Moon and Sea-Goat

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Orionid Meteors

Some high-speed bullets are firing across the night sky this week. They’re the bits of debris that produce the Orionid meteor shower – small pebbles left behind by Comet Halley. They hit the atmosphere at about 150,000 miles per hour. They vaporize almost instantly, forming the glowing …

Meteor’ology

Meteorology is the study of Earth’s atmosphere and its weather and climate. Despite the name, it has nothing to do with meteors – at least not directly. But more broadly, meteors and meteorology are related – in their names. Both words come from a Greek word that meant “the …

Ancient Meteorites

The oldest objects on Earth didn’t come from our home planet. They were born in space more than four-and-a-half billion years ago. They fell to Earth as the most common type of meteorite. Chondrites account for about 85 percent of all meteorites. They’re named for tiny round beads of m…
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