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#442: Dark Matter Explosions & Galactic Ecliptics
11 ago 2024 ·
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#442: Dark Matter Explosions & Galactic Ecliptics
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Space Nuts Q&A:
Dark Matter Explosions, The Sun's Ecliptic, and Planetary RingsJoin Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson in this engaging Q&A episode of Space Nuts, where they delve into listener questions about some of the most fascinating topics in SpaceTime science.Episode Highlights:
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Space Nuts Q&A:
Dark Matter Explosions, The Sun's Ecliptic, and Planetary RingsJoin Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson in this engaging Q&A episode of Space Nuts, where they delve into listener questions about some of the most fascinating topics in SpaceTime science.Episode Highlights:
- Dark Matter and Explosions: Damien from the Gold Coast asks about the impact of a supernova explosion on dark matter. Fred Watson Watson explains why dark matter remains unaffected by such dramatic events, highlighting its unique properties and interactions.
- - The Sun's Ecliptic: Ryan from Townsend, Delaware, wonders about the orientation of the sun's ecliptic as it orbits the galaxy. Fred Watson provides an insightful explanation about the sun's path and its angle relative to the Earth's equator.
- - Planetary Rings: James from Greenfield inquires about the possibility of planets having multiple sets of rings with different orientations. Fred Watson discusses the nature of planetary rings and why they are typically confined to the equatorial plane.
- - Solar Flares vs. Coronal Mass Ejections: Mark from Bloomington, Indiana, asks about the differences between solar flares and coronal mass ejections. Fred Watson clarifies the distinctions and the impact of these solar activities on electronics and aurorae.
- - Red Dwarf Stars: Mark also queries why red dwarf stars are prone to outbursts that challenge the development of life. Fred Watson delves into the characteristics of red dwarfs and their massive star spots.
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