Space fans around the world are invited to join co-hosts Paddy Boyd and Jacob Pinter on the latest episode of the official NASA podcast, Curious Universe, to discuss humanity's connection to our G-Star neighbors.
The first installment of the online show's seventh season is titled “The Sun, Our Star,” a six-part podcast miniseries that shows how solar science is thriving in 2024, “The Sun and Eclipses.” is part of.
There are many things I want to talk about. For example, this miniseries discusses how the sun will reach a stormy solar maximum this year and shows how citizen scientists are preparing for the spectacular total solar eclipse on April 8th. Masu. It also reveals how NASA protects astronauts and spacecraft from violent solar explosions, and takes listeners on a pioneering mission to refine the sun's atmosphere.
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This heliocentric episode is explained as follows.
“The Sun is our closest star. Billions of years ago, the Sun shaped the formation of our home planet and the beginning of life on Earth. Today, the Sun powers our civilization. Together with NASA solar scientist Joe Westlake, join NASA solar scientist Joe Westlake on a journey from the surface of the Earth to the core of the sun. Learn how intricately connected we are to our stars and the progress we've made in unraveling their mysteries.This is an episode of NASA's official podcast, NASA's Curious Universe's Sun and Eclipses series. ”
Curious Universe, designed for “first-time space explorers” and introduced in layman's terms by NASA astrophysicist Paddy Boyd for those unfamiliar with NASA's ongoing missions, is a From clothing design to space suit design, from exoplanet exploration to Mars exploration.
“Curious Universe” was written and produced by NASA's audio team based at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. New episodes of Season 7 will be available from Tuesday morning until April 23rd.
For space fans interested in other episodes of this award-winning science podcast series, visit the channel's official website here or check it out on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and SoundCloud.
