Astrum Space
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Alien-hunting telescope “Breakthrough Listen” detected a faint pulsing signal… but then it disappeared. Now they’re searching the centre of our galaxy for the source. Is this one of the thousands of missing pulsars…
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In 2011, a magnitude 9.1 earthquake struck off the coast of Japan, unleashing a tsunami up to 40m high - far larger than any model had predicted. It caused untold damages including the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear…
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In this Astrum compilation, we’re exploring Pluto, our solar system’s most loved dwarf planet. We’ll dig into the most important discoveries we've made - from stunning high-resolution images of Pluto’s surface, to…
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Decades after the Cassini-Huygens touched down on Titan, cutting-edge observations from the James Webb Space Telescope are revealing surreal phenomena on this giant Saturnian moon. From monster slow-motion waves in its…
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In all of space, nothing is more mind-meltingly strange than a black hole. These cosmic monsters are places where space becomes time, time becomes space, and the fundamental laws of physics simply cease to exist. But…
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Theories on how our solar system formed have been turned on their head.In this Astrum compilation, we’re delving into the world of comets. What they’re made of, where they come from and just how difficult they are to…
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This Astrum supercut is a complete guide to the planetary enigma that is Uranus. We’ll dig into why exactly it rolls around the solar system on its side, what makes it the coldest planet on the solar system and how the…
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We've all seen the horror movies where the dead come back to life - their minds controlled by other beings; their nervous systems hijacked by some supernatural presence.But it turns out that this isn't supernatural. In…
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In space, no-one can hear you scream... Are you ready for a cosmic fright night? In this Astrum compilation, we’re delving into the scary side of space. From sounds that sound more like monster cries than stellar…
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On 23rd March 2025 the Euclid telescope captured the most detailed visible-light image ever taken of the cosmic bulge of our Milky Way galaxy. It’s packed with 60 million stars, but that’s not all. And where there are…
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- Oldest episode in feed
- 09/2023 · over 3 years
- Typical length
- 45 min
- Format
- Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone
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