#80 - Dr. Jeyhan Kartaltepe - Galaxies, Galaxies, and More Galaxies!
Release Date: 10/16/2020
#86 - Dr. Dan Hooper - New Physics or Faulty Calculations? All About the Muon g-2 Experiment
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Episode 86 features particle physicist and cosmologist Dr. Dan Hooper. We discuss the recent Muon g-2 experiment results and what they tell us about the potential for new physics!
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#85 - Dr. Stephon Alexander - Black Holes, Supersymmetry, and all that Jazz
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Episode 85 features theoretical physicist Dr. Stephon Alexander who specializes in cosmology, particle physics and quantum gravity. We begin our conversation with an exploration of black holes, quantum mechanics, and string theory. After that, we discuss how physics suffers from a monoculture problem, how Stephon overcomes that by incorporating Jazz in his exploration of physics, and how others can overcome it too. We end the episode by discussing current DEI efforts and whether they are too performative.
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#84 - Nate Stewart - America's Back (in Space), Baby!
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Episode 84 features Nate Stewart. Nate is an Operations Planning Flight Controller at NASA's Johnson Space Center. The content of the episode does not represent the opinions of NASA or the United States government. It is solely the beliefs and opinions of Nate Stewart.
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#83 - Dr. Ethan Siegel - ʻOumuamua, Aliens, and The Scientific Commandments
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Episode 83 features astrophysicist Dr. Ethan Siegel. We discuss the interstellar interloper ʻOumuamua, why Ethan pushes back on the ʻOumuamua-Alien hypothesis, the scientific commandments to abide by, and much more!
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#82 - Dr. Brian Keating - The Everlasting Lessons from Galileo's Life
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Episode 82 features astrophysicist Dr. Brian Keating. We discuss the mistakes that we are all susceptible to making when conducting science, how Galileo taught us of our own imperfections, whether there is a "scientific method," and much more!
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#81 - Dr. Daniel Whiteson - The Standard Model and Its Many Quirks!
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Rate the show five stars wherever you are listening or dark matter will forever remain elusive!
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Why This Universe? - Please Stop Emailing Dan About MOND!
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This episode is part of the science podcast takeover extravaganza! Today only, The State of The Universe feed will be taken over by Dan Hooper and Shalma Wegsman, the hosts of Why This Universe?
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#80 - Dr. Jeyhan Kartaltepe - Galaxies, Galaxies, and More Galaxies!
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Rate the show 5 stars wherever you listen to end the pandy! (that means pandemic... for the people who don't understand hip-lingo)
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#79 - Dr. Dan Hooper - Did NASA Really Detect a Parallel Universe!?!?
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Rate the show 5 stars wherever you listen in order to solve world hunger... don't be selfish.
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#78 - Brian McNoldy - Hurricanes and Climate Change, What's the Connection?
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Episode 80 features astrophysicist Dr. Jeyhan Kartaltepe. We discuss how galaxies have evolved from the soup at the very beginning of the Universe to the massive objects we observe (and live in) today. We also discuss how galaxy surveys observe millions of galaxies and what they all can teach us about the Universe!
Dr. Kartaltepe is an astrophysicist in the School of Physics and Astronomy and the Director for the Laboratory for Multiwavelength Astrophysics at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). She is an expert in the areas of galaxy formation and evolution, galaxy morphologies, galaxy mergers and interactions, and the properties of infrared galaxies. She is a leading member in several large collaborative multiwavelength surveys, including COSMOS (The Cosmic Evolution Survey), CANDELS (The Cosmic Assembly Near-Infrared Deep Extragalactic Legacy Survey), and CEERS (The Cosmic Evolution Early Release Science Survey).
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