Hosted by Banan Yamani · EN · 15 episodes
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Hi, welcome to my pocket of the universe :)My name is Banan- I study astro-particle physics and I love making the complexities of physics and space into bite-sized digestible pieces for everyone to enjoy. Whether it's explaining the mysteries of the cosmos or sharing insights into my work, I’m joined by friends and family as my audience, making each episode personal, engaging, and easy to follow. From cosmology, to astronautics and space science to astro and particle physics. This podcast is perfect for curious minds who want to explore the universe one bite at a time! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Banan Yamani hosts SpaceBitesw/Benny, a science show with 15 episodes published.
If you’ve ever felt like your dream was too wild, too far, or too much — this one’s for you. In this episode of IIAS Diaries, I sit down with Haylee Mroz to talk about the dream — where it started, how it faded, and what
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The Legacy Survey of Space and Time, is a groundbreaking 10-year survey led by the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile. With the most powerful digital camera ever built. LSST will scan the entire southern sky every few ni
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What exactly is a dinosaur? Where did they come from? Why were some the size of buses and others no bigger than chickens? And did they really all go extinct? In this episode, we travel back over 250 million years to unco
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What are spacesuits, and why are they essential for astronauts? In this episode, we explore these questions with Stephanie Johnston, a former NASA engineer and astronaut trainer who worked on spacesuit innovations for th
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In this episode of IIAS Diaries, I sit down with Noel Padinjattekara — a driven and down-to-earth aspiring astronaut based in Boston, with roots in Kerala, India. By day, he’s worked in biotech and medical research with
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We journey back 13.8 billion years to uncover the oldest light in existence — the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). Often called the universe’s “baby picture,” the CMB is more than a snapshot — it's a fossil of the Big
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In this episode, we zoom all the way out — before we dive into equations, galaxies, or dark energy — to ask the most important question: What even is cosmology? References: 🔵 Introduction to Cosmology - Barbara Rayden �
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Gravitational waves are ripples in spacetime that reveal the universe’s most powerful events. In this episode, we break down the physics of waves, how GW travel through space and time, and why space itself can stretch an
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What if time wasn’t absolute? What if space could bend and stretch like a cosmic fabric? In this 2 part episode, we dive into the mind-bending physics that reshaped our understanding of the universe. We start with Newton
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What is string theory? What are the particles that make up our universe? In this action-packed episode, we discuss general relativity, quantum mechanics, and the super cool string theory. Take a bite of this space chunk!
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What are galaxies, and how do we study them? In this special episode, we dive into these cosmic questions with guest Alex Potter, a 4th year student at Durham University working on studying galaxies using the DESI projec
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In this special episode, I share my journey through astroparticle physics, my experiences as a student, and the fascinating three-body problem. We’ll explore how the tiniest particles connect to the grandest cosmic struc
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Are electrons particles or waves? What are quantum computers? Do we live in a multiverse? In this episode, I’m joined once again by Dillane as we dive into the fascinating world of quantum computers. We’ll explore the fu
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In this debut episode of Spacebites, I introduce myself and share the inspiration behind this podcast.Whether you're a seasoned stargazer or just curious about the universe, this episode sets the stage for an exciting ad
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What is the universe made of? In this episode, I delve into the contents of the universe- dark matter and dark energy. The LCDM Model and the Euclid Mission. Featured in this episode is Dillane Wehbe, co-founder of Touti
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