[Q&A] More To Come From JWST, Starlink Interferometer, TESS vs Kepler

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Did James Webb already reach its full potential or is there more to come from it? How does TESS compare to Kepler? Can we use Starlinks as a giant space-based interferometer? Can we rip a black hole apart to see what's inside? Answering all these questions and more in this week's Q&A!

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00:00 Start

00:54 [Andoria] Were primordial gravitational waves stretched?

07:15 [Vulcan] Are black holes the same with very early Universe?

09:28 [Risa] TESS vs Kepler

12:18 [Aeturen] Can starlinks be used as an interferometer?

15:23 [Vendikar] Can meteors from Venus be on Moon or Mars?

17:40 [Remus] Bogus discoveries

21:38 [Janus] Will a Dyson sphere be unstable?

25:51 [Cait] Have we found aliens yet?

25:57 [Betazed] Did JWST show its full potential?

28:46 [Cheleb] Can we rip a black hole to see what's inside?

30:39 [Nimbus] Can we mine a neutron star?

32:35 [Belos] Rogue exoplanets found in the Orion nebula

35:12 [Lyar] Do I get bored of my job?

38:13 [Zalcon] Triton

40:29 [Arret] Biggest missed opportunity in space?

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Did James Webb already reach its full potential or is there more to come from it? How does TESS compare to Kepler? Can we use Starlinks as a giant space-based interferometer? Can we rip a black hole apart to see what's inside? Answering all these questions and more in this week's Q&A!

🦄 Support us on Patreon:

https://patreon.com/universetoday

📚 Suggest books in the book club:

https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1198440-universe-today-book-club

00:00 Start

00:54 [Andoria] Were primordial gravitational waves stretched?

07:15 [Vulcan] Are black holes the same with very early Universe?

09:28 [Risa] TESS vs Kepler

12:18 [Aeturen] Can starlinks be used as an interferometer?

15:23 [Vendikar] Can meteors from Venus be on Moon or Mars?

17:40 [Remus] Bogus discoveries

21:38 [Janus] Will a Dyson sphere be unstable?

25:51 [Cait] Have we found aliens yet?

25:57 [Betazed] Did JWST show its full potential?

28:46 [Cheleb] Can we rip a black hole to see what's inside?

30:39 [Nimbus] Can we mine a neutron star?

32:35 [Belos] Rogue exoplanets found in the Orion nebula

35:12 [Lyar] Do I get bored of my job?

38:13 [Zalcon] Triton

40:29 [Arret] Biggest missed opportunity in space?

📺 VIDEO VERSION

https://youtu.be/Tx3kl2sycHE

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2023-11-22 47 min
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