Posts Tagged ‘black holes’

SoT 338: Hidden Bottoms

August 19, 2019 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Important but tiny and..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast

Tags: ancient humans, astronomy, astrophysics, biology, black holes, fish, mobile phones, Out of Africa, reefs

SoT 336: Text Neck

July 17, 2019 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Those puppy-dog eyes evolved..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Jo Benhamu, Lucas Randall, Podcast

Tags: black holes, cosmology, dogs, evolution, media, mobile phones, science reporting

SoT 315 – It’s Just Gas, Dear

November 24, 2018 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Why do newborn babies..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast

Tags: babies, black holes, fossiles, galaxy, scientific debate

SoT 254: Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car

February 22, 2017 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Super..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast

Tags: babies, black holes, dwarf galaxies, frogs, GAIA, Large Magellanic Cloud, music, Small Magellanic Cloud, tongues

SoT 219: Mother’s Guilt

March 28, 2016 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Bacteria that eats plastic,..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast, Shayne Joseph

Tags: astronomy, bacteria, big numbers, black holes, brain size, dinosaurs, environment, epigenetics, evolution, food, massive stars, mice, PET, plastic, quasars, recycling, rotation, star formation, tyrannosaurus, waste

SoT 214: Gravitational Waves

February 23, 2016 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

When two black holes..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Katie Mack, Lucas Randall, Podcast

Tags: aLIGO, astrophysics, BICEP2, black holes, cosmology, gravitational waves, LIGO, spacetime

SoT 135: Googling Water Bears

February 17, 2014 by Ed Brown • No Comments •

Stephen Hawking's new..

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Filed Under: Ed Brown, Katie Mack, Lucas Randall, Penny Dumsday, Podcast

Tags: ancestors, astronomy, astrophysics, black holes, extremophiles, galactic archaeology, Kepler, leeches, Stephen Hawking