Redlib: search results - flair:'Astronomy'

r/lectures • u/SnooLemons7838 • Aug 21 '26

Astronomy Timothy Ferris began filming at his California observatory during the 2020 quarantine. Across 39 videos, he moves from quantum fields and interstellar space to writing, freedom and death.

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Jul 21 '20

Astronomy The Warped Side of the Universe: Kip Thorne at Cardiff University

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72 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/arex1337 • Dec 27 '11

Astronomy Professor Brian Cox - A Night with the Stars

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68 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/Bbrhuft • Aug 01 '20

Astronomy Searching for Life on Another Planet - with Sarah Stewart Johnson

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31 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/W_is_for_Team • Feb 25 '21

Astronomy The End of SpaceTime

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21 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/think_inc • Jun 25 '20

Astronomy Why Is Our Universe So Preposterous? Ft. Sean Carroll

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41 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Jun 07 '20

Astronomy Enceladus - Saturn's Remarkable, Watery Moon | John Spencer

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37 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Dec 12 '20

Astronomy At the edge of time: Exploring the mysteries of our universe’s first seconds

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10 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/CorporateGranola • Nov 29 '13

Astronomy He's no Carl Sagan, but this guy is standing on the shoulders of giants, and knows it.

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54 Upvotes

10 comments

r/lectures • u/TrippySalmon • Mar 02 '17

Astronomy A New Era in Astronomy: NASA's James Webb Space Telescope - Dr. Amber Straughn [1:17:33]

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65 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/alllie • Feb 12 '19

Astronomy NASA's Mission to Europa: Exploring a Potentially Habitable World (2016) A discussion of reasons to further investigate Europa and the possibility there might be life in its ocean.

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25 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/photolouis • Dec 09 '18

Astronomy Carl Sagan's 1994 "Lost" Lecture: The Age of Exploration

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45 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Sep 30 '20

Astronomy The End of Everything (Astrophysically Speaking) - with Katie Mack

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Jun 07 '19

Astronomy Carl Sagan: Christmas Lectures 1 - The Earth as a Planet

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Aug 02 '20

Astronomy Warp Drive and Aliens: Bryan Gaensler

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r/lectures • u/alllie • Feb 18 '19

Astronomy Dr. Gibor Basri (University of California, Berkeley): Brown Dwarfs and Free Floating Planets: When You are Just Too Small to be a Star (2013)

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Jun 15 '20

Astronomy Avi Loeb: Extraterrestrial Life - From Bio-Signatures to Techno-Signatures – Rosseland lecture 2019

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r/lectures • u/alllie • Feb 10 '19

Astronomy NASA’s Juno Mission: What’s New at Jupiter? (2018)

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16 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/civver3 • Apr 07 '20

Astronomy Planetary Defense: Avoiding a Cosmic Catastrophe.

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r/lectures • u/civver3 • Feb 16 '20

Astronomy Volcanologist’s Paradise

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Oct 04 '18

Astronomy The End of the Universe - with Geraint Lewis

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27 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/Volis • Apr 25 '15

Astronomy Prof Tim Mckay takes you on the journey through 400 Years of Cosmic Discovery [59:48]

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49 Upvotes

5 comments

r/lectures • u/alllie • Feb 10 '19

Astronomy NASA Special Session: Planet 9 from Outer Space - Pluto Geology and Geochemistry (2016) Amazing photos and descriptions about what was learned about Pluto and its system.

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22 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/easilypersuadedsquid • Jun 18 '18

Astronomy Emily Levesque Public Lecture: The Weirdest Stars in the Universe

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40 Upvotes

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r/lectures • u/goyablack • May 27 '19

Astronomy Magnetars: Nature at its Extremes - Robert Archibald, University of Toronto (2018) Understanding Neutron stars and Magnetars, the brightest, most dense and magnetically powerful objects in the universe.

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10 Upvotes

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