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Published by Wyatt Boerger
Curious about black holes? Galileo? Apollo 11? The 10-Minute Universe offers easy-to-comprehend explanations of space phenomena and humanity's intimate history with the stars. From ancient discoveries to the latest news, this is your center to learn quickly and comprehensively about space. Recommended for anyone who wants to learn more.
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In this episode, we uncover how the US sought to explore beyond our solar system. As the space race turns toward space stations, discover how the US leads the way. Please follow and share with others!
Today, we dive into the USSR's pivot from lunar landings. After losing the Space Race to the United States, they decided to focus their effort on... space stations?
In this episode, we discuss the famous Apollo program. From fatal failures to extravagant successes, this series of missions secured the United States as the winner of the Space Race. Please follow, leave a review, and share if you enjoy!
In this episode, we return to the USSR. Their series of uncrewed missions to Venus, Mars, and the Moon sparked an even greater rivalry with the United States. Make sure to listen and see how it played out.
In this episode, we uncover how the United States decided to tackle various milestones on their way to a lunar landing. Enjoy and make sure to follow!
In this episode, we investigate the USSR's missions to the Red Planet. Though largely kept secret, we took what we could from various sources, combining it for you to enjoy. Please follow and share with others!
In this episode, we unveil the Soviet Union's plans following their successful lunar missions: Venusian missions. Did they succeed? Listen and find out. Make sure to follow, leave a review, and share this podcast with others!
In this episode, we uncover NASA's role in advancing the Space Race. By sending Americans into space for the first time, the US accomplished something grand... and laid a foundation for future successes. If you enjoy this episode, please follow and share with others!
This week, we revisit the USSR's space programs to uncover their goals following Sputnik. With the Launch of Luna 1, their LUNAr goals became obvious. Please follow, leave a review, and come back for more!
Welcome back to the Space Race: the greatest astronomical rivalry ever . This week, we uncover how the US responded to initial satellite launches by the Soviet Union. Though Americans experienced many failures, they made many discoveries along the way. Please make sure to follow, leave a review, and share this episode with others!
In this episode, we discuss the space program that kicked off the space race: Sputnik. The Soviet Union conducted various experiments through this program and was able to collect astounding data. If you enjoy this episode, please follow, leave a review, and share with others!
This week, we begin a new series: space missions, beginning with a background of space's growing popularity. When the Space Race began between the US and the USSR, everything started to change. If you enjoy this episode, make sure to follow, leave a review, and spread the word!
Today, we wrap up our stellar lifespan journey by discussing the remains of high-mass stars. What do they look like after they finally stop producing energy? If you enjoy this episode, make sure to follow and leave a review to support the show!
In this episode, we explore the lives of stars with enormous masses. Their short lifespans are intriguing and starkly different from low-mass stars' lives (though there are some similarities). Make sure to follow and share with friends and family!
In this episode, we paint a picture of what the death of a low-mass star looks like. After it ceases to conduct nuclear fusion, it turns into a beautiful spectacle that will stick around for a long time. If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, leave a review, and share your thoughts with friends and family!
Today, we discuss the lifespan of low-mass stars (<8 times the mass of our Sun). From stellar birth to near the final stages, we uncover how these stars live their LONG lives. If you enjoy this episode, please follow, comment, and share with friends and family. Make sure to come back next week for more on high-mass stars!
This episode marks the beginning of a new series: stellar formation. We begin with the dust and gas that float around the interstellar medium, explaining how it all combines to form what we know as "stars." If you enjoy this episode, make sure to follow and share with friends!
Today, we conclude the solar system series with a final episode about the cloud of matter surrounding our solar system. It is much more massive than you think! If you enjoyed this episode (and this series), please follow and stay tuned for next time!
Today, we explore what lies beyond Neptune. In another exciting and fact-filled episode of the 10-Minute Universe, we uncover the belt's formation, dwarf planets, and other defining characteristics.
Today, we dive into the first mathematically predicted planet in our solar system. From odd rain to odd planets to odd moons, it seems like Neptune has it all. If you enjoy this episode, please follow and spread the word!
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