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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2011 · 58 MIN

Antimatter Storms and the Universe's Dark Ages

from Naked Astronomy, from the Naked Scientists · host The Naked Scientists

This month on Naked Astronomy, we discover the streams of antimatter coming from lightning on Earth, and find out how to study the stars that ended the dark ages and brought light to the universe. We hear about Jupiter's role in Earth asteroid impacts, Cassini's flypast of Saturn's moon Rhea and the first science results from the Planck mission. Plus, your questions on light speed route planning, outrunning sunset and why the solstice doesn't coincide with the earliest dawn! Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

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