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The Intricacies of Angular Momentum - What Happens Near Black Holes
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Mars Gullies Aren't Made by Water: The Surprising Dry Ice Answer
Perseverance drove to the edge of an ancient Martian lake expecting a beach and found the inside of a volcano — rock that water has been through at least three separate times. Europe's Jupiter probe c...
Navigating the Cosmic Questions: Gravity Assists, Neutrinos, and Time Dilation Explained
Space Nuts: Q&A on BepiColombo, Neutrinos, and Time Dilation In this Q&A edition of Space Nuts , hosts Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson dive into a series of intriguing listener questions tha...
Why Venus May Have Lost Its Moon Forever
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Your Questions Answered: The Mysteries of Jupiter and the Sun
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The Dark Matter Hint That Could Rewrite Physics
Space Nuts: Dark matter clues, Saturn’s new decagon, Mars and Titan missions. Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson cover a packed astronomy episode that moves from a tentative dark matter signal t...