# Dennis Overbye
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dennis overbye (born June 2, 1944, in Seattle, Washington) is a science writer specializing in physics and cosmology.
== Biography ==
Overbye received his B.S. in physics from M.I.T.—where he was a member of the Alpha Mu chapter of Phi Kappa Sigma—in 1966. He started work towards a master's degree in astronomy from U.C.L.A. in 1970.
Cosmic Questions
What is a black hole? Why do we remember the past but not the future? If time had a beginning, does it have an end?
We don’t have the answers to some of the universe’s biggest questions. What we do know often feels bleak, such as the notion that in a billion years there will most likely be no life …
The Universal Symphony and How to Hear it Play
When small moments and celestial music unveils answers to some of life's deepest mysteries ...
Music of the Heavens Turns out to be a B Flat – New York Times by Dennis Overbye, September 2003
What Does the Universe Sound Like?, by Dan Falk, Science Correspondent, Smithsonian Magazine, March 2023…
Dark Energy, Electric Rain, Chickadees
Today, you’ll learn about a tantalizing new discovery about dark energy that could change our understanding of the entire universe, how scientists are pulling electricity from raindrops, and the barcode memory tool inside a chickadee’s brain.
Dark Energy
“A Tantalizing ‘Hint’ That Astronome…
The Great GARBAGE Apocalypse!
Imagine a world where garbage grows faster than we can handle it. From towering mountains of trash transforming Central Park into a burn pit, to fashionable gas masks becoming the next big trend, to super-sized Pizza Rats dragging entire pies down subway stairs - Matt touches on what happens when o…
PHYSICS Changes Its MIND!
What if the fundamental forces of nature could change with time? Step into a universe where gravity might send you floating to the ceiling one morning, your coffee maker stops working as electricity changes its rules, and your very atoms could suddenly decide to explode. From your nervous system ru…
EPISODE 22: THE PRIMEVAL ATOM
In the 1920s, the work of the brilliant astronomer Edwin Hubble revealed the universe was expanding. But it was a Belgian preist named Georges Lemaitre who concieved of the idea that the universe began in the distant past. Today, we call this idea the big bang theory.
SEE CHRIS GRANT SPEAK IN PE…
EPISODE 23: THE AXIS OF EVIL
In the latter half of the 20th century, the "steady state theory" was proposed as an alternative to the controversial big bang theory until a pair of young radio astronomers stumbled upon a strange radio signal coming from every corner of the sky. Their Nobel Prize winning discovery would answer ma…
Cosmic Questions
What is a black hole? Why do we remember the past but not the future? If time had a beginning, does it have an end?
We don’t have the answers to some of the universe’s biggest questions. What we do know often feels bleak, such as the notion that in a billion years there will most likely be no life …
Episode 526: Chanda Prescod-Weinstein's Literary Reading of the Universe
"This is also me saying here's a literary reading of the universe through physics. There's a way you can read The Edge of Space-Time as me doing close-reading for a few 100 pages. I'm close-reading equations. I'm close-reading Dirac. I'm close-reading Hawking and Ellis, but it's all different vers…
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