Regina Barber

Today, pulsars allow astronomers to measure cosmic distances, look for gravitational waves, and search for planets beyond our solar system.

Today, pulsars allow astronomers to measure cosmic distances, look for gravitational waves, and search for planets beyond our solar system.

Today, pulsars allow astronomers to measure cosmic distances, look for gravitational waves, and search for planets beyond our solar system.

Thanks, as always, to you listeners for tuning in. And we asked you for some of your favorite space facts.

Thanks, as always, to you listeners for tuning in. And we asked you for some of your favorite space facts.

Thanks, as always, to you listeners for tuning in. And we asked you for some of your favorite space facts.

This episode was produced by Burleigh McCoy, edited by Rebecca Ramirez, and fact-checked by Rachel Carlson. The audio engineer was Natasha Branch. Giselle Grayson is our senior supervising editor. I'm Regina Barber. Join us again tomorrow for more Shortwave from NPR.

This episode was produced by Burleigh McCoy, edited by Rebecca Ramirez, and fact-checked by Rachel Carlson. The audio engineer was Natasha Branch. Giselle Grayson is our senior supervising editor. I'm Regina Barber. Join us again tomorrow for more Shortwave from NPR.

This episode was produced by Burleigh McCoy, edited by Rebecca Ramirez, and fact-checked by Rachel Carlson. The audio engineer was Natasha Branch. Giselle Grayson is our senior supervising editor. I'm Regina Barber. Join us again tomorrow for more Shortwave from NPR.

You're listening to Shortwave from NPR. Hey, Shortwavers. Regina Barber here to tell you about a treasure hunt.

You're listening to Shortwave from NPR. Hey, Shortwavers. Regina Barber here to tell you about a treasure hunt.

You're listening to Shortwave from NPR. Hey, Shortwavers. Regina Barber here to tell you about a treasure hunt.

Yeah, almost certainly not. Ari Daniel, you're a science reporter and you're bringing us the story which took place like a year and a half ago, right?

Yeah, almost certainly not. Ari Daniel, you're a science reporter and you're bringing us the story which took place like a year and a half ago, right?

Yeah, almost certainly not. Ari Daniel, you're a science reporter and you're bringing us the story which took place like a year and a half ago, right?

Okay, so set the scene for us.

Okay, so set the scene for us.

Okay, so set the scene for us.

Give me the hat. I went from like sad to like now I'm just surprised. She wants the brain? What?

Give me the hat. I went from like sad to like now I'm just surprised. She wants the brain? What?