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If Space Is Freezing, Then Why Don’t Satellites or the International Space Station Freeze?

The Universe EpisodesJun 26, 20256 min read

Learn how satellites and the ISS survive the extreme temperatures of space using advanced thermal control systems, from insulation to radiators.

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25 Must-Have Telescopes for New Astronomers

The Universe EpisodesJun 22, 2025112 min read

Discover the telescope best for beginners! Find top picks for easy setup, clear views, and affordable stargazing. Start exploring now!

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12 Ways the James Webb Telescope Will Transform Your Night Sky Experience

The Universe EpisodesJun 16, 202538 min read

Discover the best James Webb Space Telescope gifts and books to inspire your love of space. Shop top picks now and explore the cosmos!

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Exploring the Milky Way Galaxy

The Universe EpisodesJun 12, 20255 min read

Explore the Milky Way Galaxy—its structure, stars, dark matter, and our place in this spiral universe.

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Why can’t we see past the cosmological horizon?

The Universe EpisodesJun 4, 20257 min read

Why can’t we see past the cosmological horizon? Light from regions beyond hasn’t had enough time to reach us since the Big Bang.

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What is astronomy?

The Universe EpisodesMay 30, 20258 min read

What is astronomy? Discover the science of stars, planets, galaxies, and the universe. Explore key branches, current research, and modern tools in astronomy.

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Voyager 1 Space Discoveries | What NASA Found Beyond the Solar System

The Universe EpisodesMay 26, 20255 min read

Explore Voyager 1 space discoveries—from erupting volcanoes on Io to the famous Pale Blue Dot image—still shaping science today.

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What is the force of gravity on earth?

The Universe EpisodesMay 24, 20257 min read

Explore what the force of gravity on Earth is, why it varies, and how it shapes everything from weight to planetary motion.

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Is Gravity a Force? A Comprehensive Exploration of Its True Nature

The Universe EpisodesMay 16, 20259 min read

Is gravity a force? Explore the evolution of gravity from Newton’s law to Einstein’s general relativity and its role in the universe.

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What is the cosmological principle, and how is it important to our understanding of the universe?

The Universe EpisodesMay 13, 20256 min read

Explore the cosmological principle—why the universe looks the same everywhere—and how it shapes Big Bang theory and cosmology.

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