Astronomy Archive
Markus Wilde, Florida Institute of Technology – Mitigating Space Junk
Space is filled with tons of junk. Markus Wilde, associate professor of aerospace, physics and space
7/4/2022
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Chris Impey, University of Arizona – The Dark Ages of the Universe
A new telescope could tell us a lot more about the origins of our universe. Chris
25/11/2021
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Ian Stephens, Worcester State University – The Formation of Stars and their Planetary Siblings
On Worcester State University Week: We’re making advances in studying the births of new stars. Ian
10/8/2021
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Paul Baker, Widener University – The First Hints of Supermassive Black Holes Merging in Distant Galaxies
On Widener University Week: Mergers don’t only happen in the business world. Paul Baker, assistant professor
21/7/2021
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Robert Edgell, SUNY Polytechnic Institute – 1962 and the First Commercial Space Firm
What was COMSAT? Robert Edgell, professor of technology management at SUNY Polytechnic Institute, goes back to
11/6/2021
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Dimitra Atri, NYU Abu Dhabi – Space Weather, Planets and Life
Is there another planet like Earth? Dimitra Atri, research scientist at the NYU Abu Dhabi Center
9/6/2021
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Nick Sterling, University of West Georgia – Chemical Evolution of the Universe
On University of West Georgia Week: How were the different elements in the universe produced? Nick
1/4/2021
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Rupali Chandar, University of Toledo – Star Forming Galaxies
On University of Toledo Week: Some galaxies are cranking out new stars. Rupali Chandar, professor of
23/9/2019
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Bonnie Baxter, Westminster College – Great Salt Lake and Life on Mars
On Westminster College Week: Want to go to Mars? Head to Utah. Bonnie Baxter, professor of
11/9/2019
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Dipankar Maitra, Wheaton College – Citizen Scientists
On Wheaton College Week: If you want to get involved in science, look to astronomy. Dipankar
27/6/2019
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