Podcasts about strange matter

Bookburners is shapeshifting into Realm's newest feed: Strange Matter. Every week, we'll bring you thrilling stories of magic and mystery rooted in the strangeness of our own world. The Witch Who Came in From the Cold premieres January 16, 2025.

A further exploration of the entire Strange Matter series.

What could we do to hide from the aliens? Neil deGrasse Tyson and comedian Chuck Nice answer fan questions about human radio wave signals, strange matter, universes inside black holes, and other physics questions!NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://startalkmedia.com/show/cosmic-queries-strange-matter/Thanks to our Patrons Pepper Horton, Albert Vara, Shuky Mayer, William and Adwoa Steel, Timothé Payette, CESAR FRADIQUE, Tony Chantosa, Norwne Gonio, Tim Wescott, and Momo Gasuki for supporting us this week.

Episode 194 of the #AskAbhijit show: Ask me interesting questions in the comments, and I shall answer them.

Remember when LL Cool J's "Deep Blue" was a thing? We take a nostalgic trip down memory lane, revisiting cheesy early 2000s music videos and LL Cool J's varied filmography. Throw in some chaotic late-night McDonald's misadventures and our experiences with quitting smoking and drinking, and you've got an episode packed with relatable stories and side-splitting laughter. Plus, we wrap it all up with some unhinged wrestling memories and camping plans for the summer. Don't miss this wild ride through our lives and shared experiences!

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This episode is also available as a blog post: https://youarewithinthenorms.com/2022/06/14/federal-case-k-11-7-the-strange-matter-of-chris-cristies-hitmens-failed-attempt-to-kidnap-and-eliminate-richard-kaul-md-a-doctor-with-a-spine/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/norman-j-clement/support

Have you tried Strange Matter Coffee out of Lansing, Michigan? Jackson and Tristan Try out The Strange Matter Blend and there might be a new top dog in town! Come check out what Jackson and Tristan had to say about Strange Matter Coffee

The old adage about truth being stranger than fiction certainly applies to astronomy. The universe is filled with strange stuff, from black holes to pulsars to dark matter. There's also strange matter — a form of matter that may be forged under the extreme pressure found in the hearts of neutron stars. A neutron star is the collapsed core of a supergiant star that exploded as a supernova. It's more massive than the Sun but only as big as a city. A chunk the size of a sugar cube weighs a billion tons. Under that incredible pressure, protons and neutrons may fall apart, leaving only their “building blocks,” known as up and down quarks. And if the neutron star is especially heavy, some of the down quarks could be transformed into strange quarks — the basic components of strange matter. Like a virus, if any strange matter forms, it might quickly “infect” all the matter around it — converting everything to strange matter. So all but the crust of a neutron star could be made of strange matter — making it a strange star. If such a star rammed into a companion neutron star, it could become a strange star as well. And if the collision sent parts of the stars flying into space, they might form strange-matter planets. No one has discovered any strange stars, although there are hints of strange planets. And strange matter is extremely hard to produce here on Earth. So we can't be sure whether strange stars are truth or fiction.  Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory

The Field Guide to Particle Physics https://pasayten.org/the-field-guide-to-particle-physics©2021 The Pasayten Institute cc by-sa-4.0The definitive resource for all data in particle physics is the Particle Data Group: https://pdg.lbl.gov.The Pasayten Institute is on a mission to build and share physics knowledge, without barriers! Get in touch.On StrangenessAs promised, season two of a Field Guide to Particle Physics is just around the corner. This time we'll focus on a family of particles that all have one thing in come: they are strange.You see, in particle physics, strangeness is a technical term. It arose in the 1950's to explain a class of newly discovered particles that took far too long to decay to be normal. Perhaps for the lack of a better name, physicists called them strange.In this season we'll explore the strange mesons and baryons - heavy versions of the pions and protons you've come to know - and learn how strange particle physics is both counts a new kind of quark and introduces all kinds of other trouble.Stay tuned in the coming days and weeks to learn about this collection of strange particles and the strange, physical ideas they present us.Ideas like:  Neutral particle oscillations and regeneration  Hyper nuclei  Parity violation  And the matter inside neutron stars We're so excited to share these stories you.

Patrick & Kerry discuss their fun family adventures in Lansing, Michigan. #lovelansing

Heather Alexander and Courtney Allison are Education Officers at the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium (AOP), and their knowledge and enthusiasm for the job is infectious. Imparting that knowledge and encouraging children to pursue a career in science and space exploration is part of their job, and it's one that the pair are very good at. The AOP has been in existence since 1790 as an observatory before it expanded to become a planetarium in 1968. Heather explains the history behind its origins and the work that goes on at the AOP, which has had a complete upheaval during lockdown, with a brand new sensory room, a brand new theatre experience and an interactive exhibition – which is both Heather and Courtney's favourite place to play. Heather is the history buff, keenly aware of the historical achievements in the AOP – not least the third director Thomas Romney Robinson who invented the Cup Anemometer in 1846 – a device that measures wind speeds which was used all over the world. Courtney is tasked with telling the weird and wonderful stories of our universe – including that of Black Holes, Strange Matter, Strangelets and Quarks – which ultimately – without any warning - could destroy the earth forever in a matter of hours. There's no point in worrying about that though – they both agree. Saturn is Courtney's favourite planet, Heather's is Mars - while we all feel sorry for Pluto which was demoted to a dwarf star in 2006. Interstellar and Star Trek give a fairly accurate depiction of space – while Armageddon does not – ‘you never blow up things in space.' We talk about all of the above and a whole lot more, as Heather and Courtney delight in welcoming the public back to the planetarium, which has relaunched and opened its doors for a summer of fun.

This month Courtney freaks Heather out with the scariest stuff out there: strange matter! Have you ever wondered what it would take to turn Earth into a tiny blob of an asteroid? Turns out... it's a bean! A bean of strangelet that is. Need Some Space?

Six year old teaching his parents about neutron stars, quarks and strange matter! #ScienceBoy #FunTimeLab #Universe #space #science #neutronstar #quarks #strangematter #astronomy #kids #kidsshow https://youtu.be/3GC2smuSRU4 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fun-time-lab/support

Recorded 2021-03-24 04:03:05 Tracklisting: * Bladerunner - Lost In Sound * Willy Mav - Discretion * Marvel Cinema - Return (Matt View Remix) * TOBY ROSS - Let It Go * Sam Binga & Chimpo feat. Slay - Murda Dem * Ruffstuff - Connections * Manual & P.A.B - Raise The Alarm * Manual - Other Directions * Manual - Trashcan * L Plus - Die Hard * ARC NADE - Antidote * Jam Thieves - Heavy Duty * Furious Freaks - Socks In Sandals * Dub Elements - Devices * D*Minds & Mc Foxy - Ouch 21 * Nc17 - Highlander * Lowlife & Rogue-T - Fight Back * NEXLEV - Hold Up * Jedi - Take Me Higher * Jedi - Peel Yourself * Jam Thieves - Paranoia * Elbi - Warclan * Drumcatcher & brk - Himalaya * Conrad Subs - Sketchy * Zeba - Tell Em Wahgwaan * Screamarts - Prodigy * K Motionz - Hold You * Jam Thieves - Bizness * Furious Freaks - Anomaly * Drumcatcher - Give Me A Bomb * DJ Gaw - Respond * D'cypher - Barrels * Bunnerz & DnB Allstars - Real Problem * Dr Meaker - Here & Now * Toby Ross - Look Inna Mi Eye * Rms - Cylon * Jedi - Lay You Out * Jedi - Come Get Some * Toby Ross - Original Badboy * Stance DNB - Manhood * Furious Freaks - Far Out * Elbi - Vendetta * DJ Gaw - Sprint * Conrad Subs - ILLA * Conrad Subs - Dark Sets In * Joely & Manual - Wild West * Toxinate - Space * D'cypher - Off The Wall * Lowlife & Rogue-T - The Same Master * Lowlife & Rogue-T - Tell Me * Jam Thieves - Situation * DJ Gaw, MadRush MC - Scatter * D'cypher - Get Go * Serum & Voltage - 8 - Bit (Taxman Remix) * Nick The Lot - Fader * Stance DNB - Wu Tang Sword * Toxinate, Libra - LB7 * Devoid - Turn Me Up * Master Error - Can't Stop Us * Toxinate, enta - Strange Matter * Nick The Lot - Oceans Of The Universe * Master Error - Crew * Jedi - Your True Power * Jinx - Scared Of The Jungle * TOBY ROSS - Back Alley Jungle * Psichofreud - Jah Jah See Dem A Come * Potential Badboy, MC Fats & Yush - Girlz (L - Side Remix) * Toby Ross & Oram - Wide Roach * Sum - Obligatory Bumbaclart Tune * FLAT T - Everyday Hustle (explicit) * Maztek - M Theory * Teddy Killerz - Final Boss * Redpill - Yellow Laugh * Redpill & Kryptomedic - Obliterate * Redpill - I Am With You * V O E - Sirens * ESKR - Split - Brain * Transforma - The Boneyards * Rido & Thez - We Choose * Koven - Your Pain (The Prototypes Remix) Download, Distribute, and Donate!

Today we will learn about the most contagious thing in the universe

Overview:This week Steve and Stephan discuss the next-gen price hike we learned about this past week, specifically regarding NBA 2K21's $10 higher price tag on PS5 and Xbox Series X. We also discuss Frolic Lab's flipping the Switch (snap) on Dune Sea, Ubisoft trying to announce a new game amidst ongoing sexual assault and harassment allegations against many of their employees and Terrorarium leaving Early Access at the end of the month.Remember to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Google Play, or Spotify. Patrons get the show 2 days early!Events:- Game Dev Atlantic (September 18 from 9 am - 9 pm AST)- Game Devs of Color Expo (September 19)News:- Frolic Labs Releases Dune Sea on Switch- Ubisoft Montréal Announces New Battle Royale 'Hyper Scape'- Terrorarium Launch Date AnnouncedWishlist These Upcoming Canadian Games:1 - Fault by @Strange__Matter in Montréal, QC. Wishlist on Steam, coming to Early Access on July 17, 2020. “A next-gen multiplayer online battle arena game.”2 - LOVE by @Rocketship_Park in Toronto, ON. Wishlist on Steam, releasing TBD 2020. “Every life has a story. Every story has regret. But what if you could change the past? LOVE is a puzzle game about finding the things we’ve lost in ourselves and the people who help us find them.”3 - Lucifer Within Us by @KitfoxGames in Montréal, QC. Wishlist on Steam, releasing when ‘daemons are purged’. “You are a digital exorcist, seeing beyond this reality into alternate timelines of the accused. Solve murders, purify the possessed, and purge their daemons in this non-linear mystery.”Check out the Jobs on our Site!

Balak Part 2: The Strange Matter of the Talking Donkey (22:21-38)Sefer BemidbarSponsorship AvailableThis part in Parashat Balak taught by Rabbi Michael Hattin TanachStudy.com  

Andrew and Doug sit down with Ryan Red and Sylphin of Strange Matter Studios to discuss the development of Fault!

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Dan is joined by Camilla Nichol to learn about the first sighting of Antarctica. Plus, how deadly is dark matter?

Is our universe made up of other universes? Can we harness the power of a black hole? What is so strange about strange matter? This week we talk about new theories about our physics and our universe! Twitter: https://twitter.com/UForcePod Instagram: instagram.com/unstoppableforcepodcast/

The Firnats consist of four friends from Reston, VA: Sean Flanagan on guitar and vocals, Griffin Low on bass, Kurtis Kunkel on drums, and Chris Castro on guitar. They formed in late 2015 when Flanagan was still in high school and jamming with his buddy Aaron Pirnat, from which the group gets their name. The Firnats take a lot of inspiration from the alternative bands of the 90's and 2000's such as Weezer, Pavement, Cage the Elephant, and the Strokes. The band has played everywhere from the basements of Reston to the Black Cat in D.C, and Strange Matter in Richmond, where Flanagan goest to school. The Firnats first recorded an EP, El Dorado, with the original lineup, then their debut album, "Fear Not", completely DIY in producer Hapa Siuhengalu's basement in Reston Virginia, and are currently working on their follow-up. It promises to sound more professional while still retaining the intimacy and songcraft of their earlier efforts. You can find their music at https://thefirnats.bandcamp.com/.

7&7 continues with the very first story of the 7th Doctor's era. Join Deb, Erika, Lizbeth, and Lynne as we talk about the rocky early days of Sylvester McCoy's run on the show. As you might expect, there's also a lot of talk about the Rani, and even some love for Mel. If you're hoping for an hour of slagging-off this story, kindly try another podcast, because we can't help you. What do you think of "Time and the Rani", or the 7th Doctor, or the Rani, or Mel, or anything else we covered here? Let us know in the comments! ^E Happy things: Lynne decided to attend C2E2 when she learned both Matt Smith AND David Tennant will be there! Erika can't wait for the Verity! meet-up, In Defense Of, and the Academic Symposium at Gallifrey One! Liz reminds you to pre-order The Astrea Conspiracy from Big Finish! will be at Gally with her sister! Deb has some great interviews at Gally: Katy Manning, William Russell, Carole Anne Ford, plus a #meWho panel! eagerly anticipates David Tennant's new podcast! David Tennant and Catherine Tate on Chain Reaction Doctor Who: Race Against Time Verity! Extra! – Matt Smith, Adieu and JN-T Ado Radio Free Skaro's "Time and the Rani" commentary with WhoFX Support Verity! on Patreon!

Ashley's back this week and Beastly just can't seem to figure out which episode this is as they wave bon voyage to Strange Matter & Flora, two popular Richmond venues.

During this second week of the series, we  explore the holiness code which is at the center of the book. At the center of that code is “Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself” where we find the center of our ethical obligations and more. I. Re-cap II. Introduction to the topic of what takes place in sacred space A. What is sacred space, for the ancients as well as for us? B. Does the idea of purity, which was important to God’s earliest followers have any meaning for us? How might a particular element of it - namely, separation - be relevant and supportive of true Divine encounter in our lives? III. The Strange Matter of Tzara’at (Otherwise Mistakenly Known of as Leprosy) A.  I will summarize the essence of Leviticus 13:1-9 and discuss the surface meaning of these and the many additional verses that deal with the condition of tzara’at. B. I will recount cases in the Hebrew Bible where characters were afflicted with this condition. C. If this isn’t leprosy, what in the world is it? (Think deeply! Think metaphorically!). Way beyond our physical condition, God worries greatly about something else deeper in us. D. The New Testament talks about Jesus’s healing lepers. Is it possible the condition Jesus was treating was tzara’at? If so, what would the lesson be in that? IV. Holiness is at the center of this book and central to our encounter with the Divine. A. When you hear the word, holiness, what comes to your mind? B. I’ll summarize Leviticus 19:1-8. C. Read Leviticus 19:9-18. Wow. Some say this is the core of the Hebrew Bible. Why? Let’s walk slowly up to the great commandment, which appears at the end of these verses. 1. What’s the significance of verses 9 and 10? 2. Why does verse 12 appear between verse 11 and verse 13? 3. What does it mean to refrain from cursing the deaf and putting a stumbling block before the blind? 4. Verse 15 is central to justice. How? 5. Verse 16 warns against being a talebearer? Why? 6. Verse 18 famously tells us to love our neighbor as ourself. Yet, verse 17 says we should sometimes rebuke our neighbor? How can rebuke be a part of love? And how does the last clause of the verse constrain or explain the rebuking? D. Now that we’ve read the build-up and the climax of the Holiness Code, what do we now think holiness is? V. Conclusion - the question with which we will end our conversation is this: Given that this book is basically about God calling us to draw near, what is the most important thing God wants us to experience, know, and be committed to do when we depart from our encounter with the Divine?  

In this Episode: A Gut Check Sex Scandal, Hipster Economies. Persona Reinventions, re:raptured again, chapter 13: "The Villages"

In this Episode: A Gut Check Sex Scandal, Hipster Economies. Persona Reinventions, re:raptured again, chapter 13: "The Villages"

Mouthbreather, Charmer, Shy Low (Charmer and Shy Low at Strange Matter 4-23), Cannbis Corpse, Farquhar, Phso, Nine Line, Solace Sovay (Nine Line and Solace Sovay at Cap Ale downtown 4-5), Rikroshi. Local and Regional Music out of Richmond, Va. Playlist, notes, links: www.studioBrva.com Email: studioBrva@gmail.com

The Cheats Movement Network is debuting a brand new podcast called Top Billin'. This podcast is a deeper dive into culture, community, politics, education, and all things affecting our lives. Hosted by Cheats (founder of The Cheats Movement) Top Billin' will feature guest from Richmond, VA and across the nation. The debut episode features Richmond Mayor Levar Stoney. Mayor Stoney talks about his early days in office, the budget process, the recent violence in Mosby Court, the education compact, and much more. Please make sure you follow the Cheats Movement and leave your comments on Itunes. And please join us on June 23rd for Oddisee and Strange Matter. #WESEEIT

Here's a 2014 interview I did with Nick Prueher and Joe Pickett from the Found Footage Festival at Strange Matter in Richmond, VA! check them out here: http://www.foundfootagefest.com

Plot [] Synopsis Whilst in flight the TARDIS is attacked by the evil Rani, a renegade Time-Lady. The TARDIS crash-lands on the planet Lakertya. On the floor of the console room, the Doctor begins his sixth regeneration. In his post-regenerative confusion the Doctor is separated from his young companion Mel and tricked into assisting the Rani in her megalomaniac scheme to construct a giant time manipulator. Lost on the barren surface of the planet, Mel has to avoid the Rani's ingenious traps and her monstrous, bat-like servants, the Tetraps. She joins forces with a rebel faction among the Lakertyans, desperate to end the Rani's control of their planet. The Doctor must recover his wits in time to avoid becoming a permanent part of the Rani's plan to collect the genius of the greatest scientific minds in the Universe, of which she has captured many including Einstein, in order that she can create a time manipulator, which would allow the Rani to control time anywhere in the universe, at the expense of all life on Lakertya. The Doctor manages to foil her plan and free the Lakertyans of her evil control. The Rani, however, escapes in her TARDIS but it has been commandeered by the Tetraps who take her prisoner. The Doctor takes all the captured geniuses on board the TARDIS so that he can return them home. [] Continuity Although this was the first story to feature the , it was written in anticipation of returning as the . When he declined to even film the regeneration sequence, Sylvester McCoy instead wore his predecessor's costume and a blond curly wig and filmed the sequence himself. A number of spin-off media have provided additional explanation for the Doctor's regeneration including the novels , by , by , all of which speculate that the Seventh Doctor's 'essence' drove the Sixth Doctor to pilot the TARDIS into the Rani's tractor beam to become Time's Champion and prevent himself from becoming the , and the novel by , which features the Sixth Doctor sacrificing much of his energy to prevent a pan-dimensional being from destroying creation, leaving him in a weakened physical condition before the Rani's attack. The Seventh Doctor tries on several earlier Doctors' costumes: the 's fur coat, the 's smoking jacket, the 's coat and scarf and the Fifth Doctor's outfit, as well as other costumes. He also wears the 's coat for much of the first episode, the first example of a Doctor wearing his previous self's clothes for a prolonged period rather than quickly changing after regeneration. It is never explained how the Rani escaped the predicament in which she had last been seen in (trapped with the in her and a rapidly-growing ). The novelisation of Time and the Rani by Pip and Jane Baker claims that the rapidly-growing dinosaur snapped its neck on the ceiling of the Rani's TARDIS and died instantly, while the novel reveals that the Master escaped the TARDIS by separating the console room from the rest of the ship, forcing the Rani to cannibalise other controls in her TARDIS to pilot it prior to the events of the novel, although the canonicity of this claim is unclear. The Doctor states that he and the Rani are 953, in line with frequent (presumably approximate) claims by previous Doctors to be 900. However, in the new series, the reverted to the 900 figure, the claimed to be 903 and later 906 and the 907. [] Production Serial details by episode Episode Broadcast date Run time Viewership (in millions) "Part One" 7 September 1987 (1987-09-07) 24:44 5.1 "Part Two" 14 September 1987 (1987-09-14) 24:36 4.2 "Part Three" 21 September 1987 (1987-09-21) 24:23 4.3 "Part Four" 28 September 1987 (1987-09-28) 24:38 4.9 [] Preproduction This story's working title was Strange Matter. The Loyhargil, lightweight substitute for strange matter, is an anagram of "holy grail". Amongst the famous Humans the Doctor mentions towards the end as he explains to Mel the severity of the Rani's plans are and (a ). This is a reference to the Seventh Doctor's frequent use of throughout this story. Ken Trew created the Seventh Doctor's costume, based on a 1930s golfing design. [] Casting Wanda Ventham and Donald Pickering previously appeared together in . Donald Pickering also appeared in . Wanda Ventham also appeared in . [] Production The story features a pre-credits sequence where the TARDIS crash-lands on . This is only the third time in the series history that there was a pre-credit sequence. (1982) and (1983) were the first two stories to have a "". Only one more story of the original series, would feature a pre-credits teaser, although this practice became commonplace from "" onwards (the featured a short sequence incorporated into the title sequence). The main location used for the planet Lakertya including the exterior of the Rani's laboratory was , in . [] Post-Production This story was the first time the Doctor Who title sequence was created with a computer. Many of the effects, like the bubble Mel is trapped in, were realised in the same manner. arranged the new opening theme. It was used until the end of the regular run of the series. A new logo for the series was also introduced with this story along with a new opening credits sequence that moved away from the "starfield" motif introduced in 1980. The new theme arrangement marked the first time since the 's era that the theme's "middle eight" section was regularly heard during the opening credits (the previous two arrangements used the middle eight during the closing credits only). As with the opening sequence from the Sixth Doctor era, the Seventh Doctor's opening does not use a static image of the Doctor, but rather one with limited animation: the image starts as a scowl, then the Doctor winks and smiles. McCoy wears makeup that gives his face and hair a silver/grey appearance. [] Commercial releases The story was released on in July 1995. The story is also to be released on DVD on September 13th 2010. It features a commentary by Sylvester McCoy, Bonnie Langford, Pip and Jane Baker. [] In print book Time and the Rani Series Release number 128 (initial printings erroneously have it numbered 127) Writer Publisher ISBN Release date December 1987 (Hardback) 5th May 1988 (Paperback) Preceded by Followed by A novelisation of this serial, written by , was published by in December 1987. [] References From the series overview, in issue 407 (pp26-29). , which counts the four segments of as four separate stories and also counts the unbroadcast serial , lists this story as number 148. DVD follow The Discontinuity Guide numbering system. Shaun Lyon et al. (2007-03-31). . Outpost Gallifrey. . Retrieved 2008-08-30.  . Doctor Who Reference Guide. . Retrieved 2008-08-30.  Sullivan, Shannon (2007-08-07). . A Brief History of Time Travel. . Retrieved 2008-08-30.  at [] External links at at the at [] Reviews reviews at reviews at [] Target novelisation []  •  •  season 24