Allan I Carswell Observatory Presents: York Universe
Allan I Carswell Observatory Presents: York Universe
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York Universe is a weekly astronomy and astrophysics program written and presented by the students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the Allan I Carswell Observatory at York University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Image credits: AICO, Elaina Hyde, Max Neumann
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The podcast focuses on a variety of themes in astronomy and astrophysics, including historical telescopes, celestial detections and discoveries, planetary exploration, space debris, and notable space missions. For instance, episodes cover topics like the Hubble and Vera C. Rubin observatories, discoveries like the 'Hoth' exoplanet, and outreach tips for planetary events.
York Universe is a weekly astronomy and astrophysics program written and presented by the students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the Allan I Carswell Observatory at York University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Image credits: AICO, Elaina Hyde, Max Neumann
In this episode Dr. Mary-Helen Armour and Dr. Jeremy Webb discuss the summer solstice touching on what a solstice is, and what historical significance it has in everything from time keeping, finding the size of the Earth, and how ancient monuments were aligned.
In the news we touch on the early images from the Vera Rubin telescope.
Image courtest NASA at https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/14366/
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