Cosmic Coffee Time with Andrew Prestage

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It's cosmology in a cup! - Cosmic Coffee Time is bite sized podcasts making sense of space, astronomy, life, and the universe, best enjoyed with a coffee. A dow...

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#36 The Voyager spacecraft. Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 are the furthest travelled objects ever made by humans. What did they find on the grand tour of the solar system? And where are they now? contributed by Lukas · Oct 31, 2021
#35 Planet Neptune. The most distant major planet in our solar system and the first to be located by mathematical calculations. Let's take a look. contributed by Lukas · Sep 30, 2021
#34 Planet Uranus. Is that how you say it? The ice giant that was the first planet that needed to be 'discovered'. contributed by Lukas · Aug 31, 2021
#33 Planet Jupiter. It's more than twice the mass of all the other planets combined and it's a gas giant. What makes Jupiter different from the rocky terrestrial planets, and does it really have planetary rings? contributed by Lukas · Jul 31, 2021
#32 Kate the Chemist special. We meet with Dr. Kate Biberdorf to talk STEM, TV's Ice Road Truckers, and her new book It's Elemental contributed by Lukas · Jul 12, 2021
#31 A conversation with Earl Swift about NASA's lunar rovers and his new book - Across the Airless Wilds contributed by Lukas · Jul 5, 2021
#30 Planet Mars. Lets take a look at the friendliest planet beyond Earth and some of the cool spacecraft that have been there contributed by Lukas · Jun 30, 2021
#29 Planet Earth. Let's take a look at our home - as a planet, in a solar system. contributed by Lukas · May 31, 2021
#28 Planet Venus. It's Earth's twin - but somehow remains mysterious. Let's take a look. contributed by Lukas · Apr 30, 2021
#27 Planet Mercury normally keeps a low profile, but let's take a closer look at the first planet from the sun. contributed by Lukas · Mar 31, 2021
#26 What's the matter? Really, what is the matter that makes up 80% of the mass of the universe but can't be observed directly. The strange story of dark matter contributed by Lukas · Feb 28, 2021
#25 A conversation with David W. Brown about his new book The Mission, and Jupiter's icy ocean moon Europa contributed by Lukas · Feb 11, 2021
#24 What went wrong with the Hubble Space Telescope? contributed by Lukas · Jan 31, 2021
#23 Meteors and meteorites, what are they and why do they burn up? contributed by Lukas · Dec 31, 2020
#22 The Sun. How does it it produce so much energy? And what does the future hold? contributed by Lukas · Nov 30, 2020
#21 Let's take a look at the Moon part 5 - Artemis and the future of human Moon exploration contributed by Lukas · Oct 31, 2020
#20 Let's take a look at the Moon - part 4 contributed by Lukas · Sep 30, 2020
#19 Let's take a look at the Moon - part 3 contributed by Lukas · Aug 31, 2020
#18 Let's take a look at the Moon - part 2 contributed by Lukas · Jul 31, 2020
#17 Let's take a look at the Moon - part 1 contributed by Lukas · Jun 30, 2020
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It's cosmology in a cup! - Cosmic Coffee Time is bite sized podcasts making sense of space, astronomy, life, and the universe, best enjoyed with a coffee. A down to earth look at what's up there, and it's just for you spacefans. Grab a coffee and see where in the universe we go this time. Follow on Twitter @CosmicCoffTime

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