EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 20 MIN
Tsunami from Space, 11,000 New Asteroids & the Moon's Hidden Secrets
from Kalam Astro · host Kalam Astro
Explore the Wonders of the Universe with KALAM ASTRO 🚀Join us on an incredible cosmic journey as we witness Earth's most powerful natural events from orbit, explore a flood of new asteroid discoveries, uncover hidden rivers of stars, and learn what the Moon is still keeping from us!In This Episode:🌊 A Tsunami Seen from Space - Extraordinary footage! A satellite has captured the dramatic birth of a tsunami in stunning detail from orbit. Discover how space technology is revolutionizing our ability to monitor Earth's most destructive natural disasters and potentially save lives with earlier warnings.🪨 11,000 New Asteroids & Counting - The powerful new Rubin Observatory has barely switched on and it's already rewriting the astronomy books! Scientists have discovered 11,000 new asteroids and measured tens of thousands more. What does this mean for our understanding of the solar system and planetary defense?🌌 Hidden Star Streams in the Milky Way - Secret rivers of stars have been hiding in the outskirts of our own galaxy! Astronomers have uncovered dozens of previously unknown star streams lurking in the Milky Way's outer regions. What do these ancient stellar trails reveal about our galaxy's turbulent past?🌕 Blue Ghost's Lunar Surprise - The first results from Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander are in—and they're humbling! Despite decades of exploration, these early findings reveal just how much we still don't know about our nearest celestial neighbor and what future missions must uncover.==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/pulse95radioJoin us as we reflect on incredible breakthroughs, exciting launches, and mind-blowing discoveries that define the future of space exploration. 🚀
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Explore the Wonders of the Universe with KALAM ASTRO 🚀Join us on an incredible cosmic journey as we witness Earth's most powerful natural events from orbit, explore a flood of new asteroid discoveries, uncover hidden rivers of stars, and learn what the Moon is still keeping from us!In This Episode:🌊 A Tsunami Seen from Space - Extraordinary footage! A satellite has captured the dramatic birth of a tsunami in stunning detail from orbit. Discover how space technology is revolutionizing our ability to monitor Earth's most destructive natural disasters and potentially save lives with earlier warnings.🪨 11,000 New Asteroids & Counting - The powerful new Rubin Observatory has barely switched on and it's already rewriting the astronomy books! Scientists have discovered 11,000 new asteroids and measured tens of thousands more. What does this mean for our understanding of the solar system and planetary defense?🌌 Hidden Star Streams in the Milky Way - Secret rivers of stars have been hiding in the outskirts of our own galaxy! Astronomers have uncovered dozens of previously unknown star streams lurking in the Milky Way's outer regions. What do these ancient stellar trails reveal about our galaxy's turbulent past?🌕 Blue Ghost's Lunar Surprise - The first results from Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander are in—and they're humbling! Despite decades of exploration, these early findings reveal just how much we still don't know about our nearest celestial neighbor and what future missions must uncover.==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/pulse95radioJoin us as we reflect on incredible breakthroughs, exciting launches, and mind-blowing discoveries that define the future of space exploration. 🚀
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