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Join host Stuart Gary for weekly explorations into Astronomy, Space, and Science News, featuring insights from 19 years on Australian Public Radio and industry experts.
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Friday SpaceTime 20261113 Series 29 Episode 136 The Milky Way galaxy’s new neighbours Astronomers have discovered two previously hidden companions of our Milky Way galaxy. Moving a step closer to the Zeptoverse After a search lasting some 42 years physicists have found evidence of a particle decay…
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Wednesday SpaceTime 20261111 Series 29 Episode 135 A stellar grave yard at the heart of the Milky Way A new study has shown that the gas orbiting the black hole at the centre of our galaxy is rich in metals from the corpses of dead and dying stars. The mystery of the origin of Earth’s water A new s…
Monday SpaceTime 20261109 Series 29 Episode 134 Growing hints of volcanic activity on Mars The European Space Agency’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter has detected signs of volcanic activity on the red planet. NASA’s Swift Space Telescope destroyed NASA’s Swift gamma space telescope has re-entered the …
Friday SpaceTime 20261106 Series 29 Episode 133 Mysterious disturbances from Betelgeuse Astronomers have detected strange happenings on the mysterious companion star that lurks in the shadows of Betelgeuse. Solving the mystery of the Orion Nebula Astronomers may have finally solved the mystery of t…
Wednesday SpaceTime 20261104 Series 29 Episode 132 A cosmic blast’s dazzling glow hints at a monster in hiding Astronomers say a seemingly ordinary flash of gamma rays followed by an unusually bright afterglow is pointing to a powerful stellar monster lurking out of sight. Coronal mass ejections d…
Monday SpaceTime 20261102 Series 29 Episode 131New dwarf planet discovered beyond Pluto Astronomers have discovered a new dwarf planet in the outer reaches of the Solar System, beyond the orbit of Pluto. Planetary Defence Mission sees its target for the first time The European Space Agency's Hera …
Friday SpaceTime 20261030 Series 29 Episode 130 Europe’s plans for an OASIS on the Moon The European Space Agency is looking at developing its own moon base facility that would supply energy, communications, data handling and logistics on the lunar surface. Should you move to a new neighbourhood o…
Wednesday SpaceTime 20261028 Series 29 Episode 129 Giant Valles Marineris canyon still tectonically active A new study claims the solar system’s largest canyon Valles Marineris is still active and reshaping the red planet Mars today. Our incredibly shrinking Moon A new study of young tectonic land…
Monday SpaceTime 20261026 Series 29 Episode 128 Scientists trap and tame a single particle of antimatter for months Physicists have successfully trapped an antimatter particle called a positron in an experiment that helps set the stage for one of the toughest tests yet for the Standard Model of pa…
Friday SpaceTime 20261023 Series 29 Episode 127 NASA’s Perseverance Rover sets a new record NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover has just set a new record for travelling the greatest distance ever achieved on another world. NASA’s SunRISE mission to launch next year NASA has confirmed that its SunRISE …
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