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Synthetic Universe 510 - Why Are Galaxies Spinning? Scientists Trace Their Motion to the Early Universe

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Bedtime Astronomy

Episodes

Why Are Galaxies Spinning? Scientists Trace Their Motion to the Early Universe

Chilbolton Observatory Tracks the Growing Threat of Space Junk

Scientists Uncover the True Identity of the Universe's Little Red Dots

PUNCH Mission: A New Era of Space Weather Forecasting

The Milky Way May Be Filled With Invisible Black Holes

How White Dwarfs Reveal the Chemistry of Exoplanets

Scientists Found the Seeds of the First Solids in Space

How Hidden Martian Ice Could Fuel the First Astronauts

Black Holes May Be Cosmic Digestive Systems

The First 3D Thermal Map of Interstellar Space

Turning the Moon Into a Giant Cosmic Observatory

Astronomers Discover Betelgeuse Is Not Alone

Astronomers Discover a Rogue Black Hole

The Largest Gravitational Wave Catalog Ever Released

The Invisible Black Hole Revealed by Two Space Telescopes

Astronomers Finally Cracked the Mystery of Spiral Galaxies

The New Era of In-Orbit Spacecraft Repairs

The New Technology That Could Reveal Life Beyond Earth

Four New Lunar Missions Will Prepare Humans for Mars

The Future of AI-Powered Cosmology

What the Cosmic Dawn Reveals About the Young Universe

Massive Stellar Survey Tests the Age of the Universe

Black Hole Collisions May Follow the Laws of Thermodynamics

NASA's EVE Mission and the Mystery of the Radius Valley

The Mission Preparing for Earth's Closest Asteroid Encounter

Einstein Was Right Again: The Star That Twisted Space-Time

Scientists Discover Two Massive Planets That Are Almost Empty

Are Uranus and Neptune Really Ice Giants?

Have Scientists Found the Missing Black Holes?

Scientists Just Found Evidence Venus Is Still Alive

New Simulations Challenge the Search for Life on Europa

The Most Distant Cosmic Laser Ever Found

A New Model Could Rewrite the Universe

How the Loudest Gravitational Wave Opened a New Window into Black Holes

The Tiny Galaxy That Helped Light Up the Universe

The Mysterious Signal That Defies Classification

The Observation That Reopened a Cosmic Debate

Why We Might Be Missing Extraterrestrial Messages

This Galaxy May Be Showing Us Dark Matter

The Black Hole Wind Rewriting a Galaxy

The Mystery of Venus’s Retrograde Rotation

Why Reaching the Stars Is Harder Than We Thought

REMORA: Hunting Asteroids with Autonomous Satellites

New Horizons Is Awake Again at the Edge of the Solar System

The Strange Alternative to Black Holes Proposed by Physicists

A Hidden Population in the Early Universe

The Future of Space Medicine

Digging for Signs of Life on the Red Planet

The Cosmic Rosetta Stone: Decoding Long-Period Radio Transients

NASA's Three-Satellite Mission to Decode Extreme Storms