Podcasts about nasa's juno

Europa is the smallest of Jupiter's Galilean moons but it is the 6th largest moon in the solar system and only slightly smaller than Earth's moon. In space many planets and moons feature auroras, the most well known being the Northern Lights. These auroras are caused by electromagnetic changes from solar winds that bring charged particles into the atmosphere. The sound of Europa's auroras were recorded by NASA's Juno probe as electromagnetic data that was then interpreted as audio. Though not initially pleasant to listen to the sounds have been slightly stretched and altered to create a unique and peaceful ambience. Learn more about the White Noise App Download the White Noise app for free! Download Europa's Auroras for White Noise free! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tmsoft/support

Ep. 16. John is once again joined by Coonoor Behal to talk about the 2016 single "I Love The USA," easily the band's most political work to date. Also, you'll learn what curse word Rivers uses for the first time! LISTEN: 1. "I Love The USA" (Explicit) on Apple Music | Spotify | YouTube 2. "I Love The USA" (Clean) on YouTube LYRICS: 1. "I Love The USA" on Genius.com MORE INFO: 1. "I Love The USA" at Weezerpedia 2. "I Love The USA" music video 3. NASA's Juno mission

On this week's episode, our dynamic trio cover a number of topics including NASA's Juno probe flyby of Jupiter, recent flash flooding, weather twitter, a rogue ice berg, and the upcoming solar eclipse. Music: This week's outro music was "I Feel the Earth Move Under My Feet" by Carol King. Sponsors:  This week's episode is sponsored by Audible. You can get a free audiobook download and a 30 day free trial at audibletrial.com/icestationhousman. With over 180,000 titles to choose from, you wont have difficulty in finding something you'll enjoy. Thanks for your support.   Show Notes! LARSON ICE SHELF BREAK OFF One of the biggest icebergs in recorded history just broke loose from Antarctica FLASH FLOODING IN ARIZONA Arizona flash flood sweeps away family relaxing in swimming hole, killing 9 JUNO'S GREAT RED SPOT PICTURES Juno’s Great Red Spot pics are amazing! Here are some fun facts about Jupiter’s giant storm. UPCOMING TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE ON AUGUST 21ST, 2017 Map of totality path. 

While we are on our summer holiday break we are reprising a few of our previous episodes. Listen as Dr Elizabeth Tasker debunks the over-hyped 'habitability' claim for Proxima Centauri b, and explains what we actually know about this nearby exoplanet. Dr Nadezhda Cherbakov explains the ‘Radio Window’ Part 11 and for Aurora Hunters she plays the sounds of Jupiter's Auroras from NASA's Juno mission. In the news: NASA's JUNO pics of Jupiter's North Pole, Worst Science 'journalism' Ever, Brightest Magnetar detected, NASA designs sub to send to Titan, Another 'Dyson Sphere' star detected.

Dr Elizabeth Tasker debunks 'habitability' claim for Proxima Centauri b, and explains what we know about this nearby exoplanet. Dr Nadezhda Cherbakov explains the ‘Radio Window’ Part 11 and for Aurora Hunters she plays the sounds of Jupiter's Auroras from NASA's Juno mission. Dr Ian (Astroblog) Musgrave features in 'What's Up Doc?' where he tells us what to look for in the sky this week, and in 'Ian's Tangent' he tells us about the famous SETI 'WOW! Signal' In the news: NASA's JUNO pics of Jupiter's North Pole, Worst Science 'journalism' Ever, Brightest Magnetar detected, NASA designs sub to send to Titan, Another 'Dyson Sphere' star detected.

Jupiter is the largest planet in our Solar System - a massive 318 times heavier than Earth - and it has been quite the 'hot spot' for news recently. NASA's Juno probe entered into orbit around Jupiter at the beginning of July, while in a new finding, it appears the famous 'Great Red Spot' is kicking up a bigger storm than first imagined. Telescope in hand, Claire Armstrong sought to catch a glimpse of the gas giant in the night sky, as explained by NASA's Jack Connerney and David Rothery from the Open University. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

NASA's Juno spacecraft is orbiting the largest planet with the primary goal of understanding its internal structure. It will do this through a clever technique we at the Walkabout studios call "science". Check it out. It also comes in handy in just about every aspect of life. Join the astroquarks for the latest discoveries in our solar system on this episode of Walkabout the Galaxy.

NASA's Juno probe has reached Jupiter after a five year battle through our solar system and is orbiting the gas giant. But now it's completed this death-defying stunt, what now? This month on Naked Astronomy, Graihagh Jackson is colluding with the king of the planets to find out what it's really all about... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Dr. Ralph Milliken, Brown University planetary geologist talks about the Juno mission to Jupiter, and what insights it may yield in understanding Jupiter's composition; how understanding its gas atmosphere may shed light on the formation of water on Earth and much more.

What is so risky about Juno’s orbital insertion maneuver? How close will the spacecraft get to the gas giant, and what does it hope to learn? Here are 5 quick facts summarizing the recent excitement around the Juno mission. Read the full transcript here: http://bit.ly/29zysLr

Today, NASA's Juno spacecraft has plunged into uncharted territory, flying closer to Jupiter than we've ever been before. Graihagh Jackson spoke to co-investigator of the Mission, Professor Stan Cowley from Leceister University... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Christy shares a heartbreaking story from her recent trip to Safeco Field, we find out at least one of our listeners is armed, and discuss the most recent goings on with the changing national conversation regarding gun control. We visit Seattle Pride Festival and Jeremy is feeling conflicted about it. Jeremy has business idea to keep the sex out of worship music, Christy fuels up the predator drone for a wedding themed drone strike, we face off in what's sure to be another taco soup level am I a jerk, and Jeremy has some timely space news regarding the Juno mission which will be entering orbit around Jupiter on July 4th.  As discussed in the show:  Fan runs on the field during Mariners game Senate rejects series of gun measures Democrats end House sit-in over gun control SCOTUS upholds wide reach of US gun ban for domestic violence NASA's Juno spacecraft closing in on Jupiter Planetary radio discusses Junocam "the people's camera"  Follow Jeremy's all space news twitter account @RadSpaceNews

MICHAEL DARKHALLOW, JAY ROSELLNewsThe Truth About DHP 10/11/2013 Michael tells what actually stopped the show from being recorded last week - a tale of a very special guest, Big Brother, Men in Black, and Government Shutdown.  Listen in to hear why Michael was too afraid to record the program, and why the stated reason for the missed episode was "illness".Bovine Yoga When you put a Dairy Bar and a Yoga Studio in the same place, unusual events can occur.  That's what the operators of such an establishment discovered in North Carolina after weeks of fetching fresh milk from the cows out back...Juno Spots More Than Jupiter's Spot Just after slingshotting around the Earth and heading off in the direction of where Jupiter will be in 2016, NASA's Juno probe caught something astonishing on it's video transmission feed from the telescopes it keeps trained on the giant planet.  For a few breathtaking moments, something was visible that very few got to see before NASA took down the web feed due to "government shutdown".  Coincidence?  We think not!PLUS: Occult Corner with Jay Rosell, Listener Email, And More!