Aman and Swaetha talk about Star Dust and Galaxy Formation.
This was the episode recorded with the irreplaceable content on Main Sequence Stars. Do check out our Social Media handles to know about the latest workshops and Webminars on Astrophysics.
In this episode we talked about Binary Stars and Gravitational Waves.
We discuss about Variable Stars. Tune in to the ASTROPHYSICAST Podcast Season three to witness the unknown about Stars...
We discuss about characteristics of stars ranging from their temperature, luminosity, colour all over to their size and mass.
This is the second episode of season for stars in which we did a brief analysis of Compact Stars with two researchers from our team Sharry Kapoor and Deepan Jayakumar.
Talked with our expert on Star Formation and we provided with all that's necessary to understand star formation in one go. Stay Tuned for more on Stars in this Season..
We have provided with our views on Colonisation of Moon by NASA, Mars by Space X and Space Industraialisation by Blue Origin also Why it is important to step out....
We have discussed about Saturn's Moons: Titan, Enceledus and more Moons from Jupiter such as Io, Ganymede, Europa and Callisto
Here we have diffrenciated between Asteroids, Meteroids, Comets, Meteors and Meteorites
I talked about my favorite Space Programs in this Episode:- Apollo, Mangalyaan, Chandrayaan, Mars 2020 or Curiosity, Cassini
Bursting 15 Myths about the Solar System... Patreon Link: www.patreon.com/astrophysiscs
Here is a context from Neil deGrasse Tyson's Astrophysics for People in Hurry on How we bought up with our Understanding of Dark Matter.
This Episode will give a brief Introduction to Chandrashekhar Limit given by Subrahmanyan Chandrashekhar discussed by Stephen Hawking in his Book A Brief History of Time , In this particular episode I have narrated a context from A Brief History of Time along with explanation of some terms...
This is a Context from Stephen Hawking's Book a Brief History of Time explaning How the term Black Hole was first coined....
Discovering the first true "alien Earth" is a long-held dream of astronomers — and recent exoplanet discoveries have shown that small, rocky worlds like our own are abundant in the galaxy. Let’s look at some of the closest known analogues to our home planet.
NASA's Kepler Space Telescope was an observatory in space dedicated to finding planets outside our solar system, with a particular focus on finding planets that might resemble Earth.
NASA's Curiosity rover is currently roaming Mars' landscape looking for signs of life and learning about the Red Planet's unique environment. Curiosity has four main science goals: Determine whether life ever arose on Mars. Characterize the climate of Mars. Characterize the geology of Mars. Prepare for human exploration.