[Space Bites+] Unexpected Comet Behaviour // Artemis 2 Launched // NO-Dark-Matter Galaxy
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Artemis II lifts off for the moon. A comet slows down and reverses its rotation. Galaxies found without dark matter. Anti-matter goes for a ride. And in Space Bites Plus, how humanity is slowing down the rotation of the Earth.
00:00 Intro
00:17 Artemis 2 Launched https://www.universetoday.com/articles/the-artemis-generation-begins-artemis-ii-launches-for-the-moon
02:40 Moonfall Drones https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsK-ff2Mycg
04:33 Never Seen Before Comet Behaviour https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/nasas-hubble-detects-first-ever-spin-reversal-of-tiny-comet/
06:35 Another Galaxy with NO Dark Matter https://www.universetoday.com/articles/astronomers-find-a-third-galaxy-missing-its-dark-matter-validating-a-violent-cosmic-collision-theory
10:13 AI Helped Finding Hundreds of Exoplanets https://www.universetoday.com/articles/scouring-tess-data-with-ai-reveals-a-hundred-new-exoplanets
12:12 Transporting Antimatter https://home.cern/news/press-release/experiments/base-experiment-cern-succeeds-transporting-antimatter
15:04 Vote results
15:53 Robotic Refueling https://www.china-in-space.com/p/sustain-space-successfully-completes
17:20 Plants for Mars https://www.universetoday.com/articles/mars-plant-growth-from-cyanobacteria-based-fertilizer
19:07 Celebrating Spring https://www.universetoday.com/articles/to-celebrate-the-coming-of-spring-nasa-releases-images-of-blossaming-stellar-nurseries
20:11 BONUS STORY https://www.universetoday.com/articles/we-are-slowing-down-the-planet
22:28 Interviews
Comments (10)
Hey Fraser. I'm curious... I've been listening to the press conferences for the artemis 2 crew since they launched. They get questions from NBC. ABC, FOX, Space.com, SpaceNews, Ars Technica, Aviation Week, SpaceFlightNow, SpacePolicyNow, etc. Why no questions from you or any writers at Universe Today? You seem like a fairly big player in the industry. Is it just too hard to get into the line???
Oh, as a Canadian, Iām totally proud. I am also grateful to see that science is always about our neighbors. No worries Canada loves you scientist, and we know you love us too. Thank you.
I'm waiting to see if these nasa space hopers, sending to our moon don't fall over onto their sides, like the previous landers different organisation's have sent up over past year or so !!
I watched Artimis 2 launch live on YouTube. All of us that watched it take off have watched a piece of history
Two things; How much anti-matter are they moving? And; One of the great things about Universe Today's interviews is we get to meet the young scientists as well as the more established senior scientists. It's great to listen to these grad and post-grad students getting an opportunity to hone their educator/communicator skills! Some of these interviewees have clearly been prepared for Fraser's questions, they have clear answers and concise explanations. They leave me wishing to hear from them again! Some of the other interviewees haven't quite found their 'groove'. Some of them seem to have been in the hot seat as a fill in, they use convoluted explanations that rely on jargon. A couple of them did quite a bit of 'answering' and hand waving, but didn't answer the question Fraser asked them! Anyway, I'm looking forward to more interviews, question shows, and space bites! Oh! And the UT Newsletter, it makes the wait for my various appointments more tolerable. Thanx UT! Keep up the good work!
Can confirm, before i was subsc on yt, almost only the spacebites where reccommended to me and i manually had to go to the channel to see the interviews. And then i discovered the goldmine that is patreon so now i can watch all the things hh. And i agree the interviews are the best. Great guests, great questions/talks. Also as always great articles on the website, good work team.
What could possibly... (blast) . That made me laugh.
Q&A Question: "Apollo astronauts reported seeing light flashes from cosmic rays. Are Artemis II astronauts expecting the same, and will they be paying attention to it?"
Any chance we'll see star occultations by Oort Cloud objects in Vera Rubin data? š¤
Those hoppers sure look like a game of Lunar Lander.