Astronomy Archive
Frans von der Dunk, University of Nebraska-Lincoln – Rights to the Moon
Will we go to war over the moon? Frans von der Dunk, professor of space law
21/2/2019
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Amir Hirsa, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute – Research Aboard the International Space Station
How do we advance the field of biology? Look to space. Amir Hirsa, professor of mechanical,
11/6/2018
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Timothy Mulgan, University of Auckland – The Surprising Implications of Extraterrestrial Life
Are aliens avoiding us? Timothy Mulgan, professor of philosophy at the University of Auckland, discusses a
22/5/2018
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Joshua Krissansen-Totton, University of Washington – Searching for Life in Space using Methane
On this Student Spotlight: Have we been looking for aliens using the wrong parameters? Joshua Krissansen-Totton,
11/4/2018
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Edward Guinan, Villanova University – Growing Food on Mars
Could we grow food on Mars? Edward Guinan, professor of astronomy at Villanova University, answers this
6/3/2018
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Tamas Budavari, Johns Hopkins University – Using Astronomy Tools to Fight Urban Decay
To fix urban decay, look to the stars. Tamas Budavari, assistant professor in the department of
15/2/2018
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Jay Pasachoff, Williams College – Total Solar Eclipse
A total solar eclipse is coming this summer to the U.S. Jay Pasachoff, professor of astronomy
21/8/2017
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Steven Stahler, University of California Berkeley – Our Sun Has A Twin
Our sun might have a twin. Steven Stahler, associate research astronomer at the University of California
2/8/2017
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Behnam Darvish, California Institute of Technology – Why Galaxies Stop Forming Stars
Galaxies stop forming stars, and scientists are working on finding out how. Behnam Darvish, postdoctoral scholar
22/12/2016
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Shawn Bishop, TU Munchen – Supernova Ashes and an Extinction Event
Traces of supernovas in the cosmos could be in our oceans. Shawn Bishop, professor of experimental
15/11/2016
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