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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2025 · 22 MIN

Earth Observation, Iron Rain, and Cosmic Bubbles

from Kalam Astro · host Kalam Astro

Welcome to KALAM ASTRO, your weekly journey through space, science, and discovery! This week, we explore how the UAE is taking the lead in satellite manufacturing, tackle asteroid threats, and uncover mind-blowing cosmic phenomena:🌍 Segment 1: The UAE is set to become a global hub for Earth observation satellite manufacturing. Learn how this ambitious move will shape the future of technology, science, and innovation in the region.☄️ Segment 2: NASA updates the odds of a ‘city destroyer’ asteroid striking Earth in 2032 to one in 43. What does this mean, and how are scientists preparing for such potential impacts?🌧️ Segment 3: Scientists research an exoplanet with iron rain and violent winds that seem straight out of science fiction. Discover the eerie and extreme nature of this alien world.🌀 Segment 4: The James Webb Space Telescope captures an incredible discovery—our Milky Way’s supermassive black hole is blowing cosmic 'bubbles.' What are these bubbles, and what do they reveal about our galaxy?==Listen to #Pulse95Radio in the UAE by tuning in on your radio (95.00 FM) or online on our website: www.pulse95radio.com************************Follow us on Social.www.facebook.com/pulse95radiowww.twitter.com/pulse95radio

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