*Theme: Completion phase*
Verse 1:
    Twenty-five billion years now past
    As new patterns start to last
    Looking back through space and time
    To when the stars aligned
Chorus:
    Time flows like a gentle stream
    Through this cosmic maker's dream
    As the cycle finds its end
    New patterns transcend
Verse 2:
    Stories written in the stars
    Tell of journeys near and far
    Every sun and every ray
    Leading up to today
Bridge:
    In this grand celestial scheme
    Everything connects it seems
    From the first nebular night
    To these points of light

NS3- 8   Twenty - Five Billion  (1)

*Theme: Energy distribution*
Verse 1:
    Energy flows pure and bright
    Through the endless cosmic night
    Balance of the hot and cold
    As new stories now unfold
Chorus:
    Heat and light in perfect dance
    Nothing here is left to chance
    In this cosmic energy show
    Watch the patterns grow and flow
Verse 2:
    Radiation streaming far
    From each newly burning star
    Carrying dreams across the void
    As new worlds are now deployed
Bridge:
    In the furnace of the stars
    Elements both near and far
    Forge the building blocks of life
    Through celestial strife
Verse:
    Every photon tells a tale
    As it rides the cosmic gale
    Through the vast expanse of space
    Moving with eternal grace

NS3- 4   Heat And Light

[Theme: Remaining material]
        Verse 1:
        What remains still holds its place
        In the cosmic void of space
        Waiting for the final call
        Before the last stars fall
    Chorus:
        Remnant of what used to be
        Holding secrets we can't see
        In the cosmic afterglow
        More than we can ever know
    Verse 2:
        Mother cloud now fading slow
        As her children start to glow
        Legacy of cosmic art
        As new chapters start
    Bridge:
        Though the nebula may fade
        Everything that it has made
        Carries forward through the night
        Points of stellar light

NS3- 10   Nebular Remnant  (2)

NS3- 10   Nebular Remnant  (1)

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Astronomy tells the story of humanity's journey from viewing the sky as a flat, two-dimensional dome to understanding it as a vast, dynamic, and ever-expanding three-dimensional universe. This enduring story has been told through countless books, brought to life in words, and crafted into both prose and poetry. But imagine a book that goes beyond simply telling the tale—a book that invites you to actively engage with it, exploring the depths of the universe as unveiled by the most advanced astronomical research and discoveries of our time.

The book “Welcome to the Universe in 3D: A Visual Tour” invites you on a captivating journey through the observable universe, showcasing some of the most awe-inspiring sights in the cosmos—in stunning 3D. Featuring a dazzling collection of stereoscopic color images and with a special stereo viewer conveniently folded into the book's cover, you can experience your cosmic surroundings in a breathtaking new dimension. In this episode of Bridging the Gaps, I speak with Dr Neil deGrasse Tyson, one of the authors of this fascinating and truly one-of-a-kind book.

Neil deGrasse Tyson is a renowned science communicator and the first Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, where he is also a research associate in astrophysics.  

Tyson has received 27 honorary doctorates and the NASA Distinguished Public Service Medal. His legacy is further honored with asteroid “13123 Tyson” and a leaping frog species, "Indirani tysoni", named after him.

We begin by discussing the inspiration behind a book with a built-in stereoscopic viewer and the science behind creating 3D images that come alive through the brain’s intricate processing. This leads to reflections on humanity’s discovery of the universe’s three-dimensional nature, aided by concepts like parallax.  

We explore some of the book’s stunning images, showcasing the cosmos in breathtaking depth, and address challenges in science communication amidst misinformation. The role of policymakers in promoting science as a societal benefit and the future of space exploration are also key topics.  

This has been a captivating and enlightening conversation, filled with moments of Neil deGrasse Tyson’s signature laughter. We conclude with his inspiring words: “Very happy to help you and others bridge whatever gaps need bridged.”

Complement this discussion with ““The Joy of Science” with Professor Jim Al-Khalili” available at:  
https://www.bridgingthegaps.ie/2022/05/the-joy-of-science-with-professor-jim-al-khalili/
And then listen to  ““A Traveller’s Guide to the Stars” with Physicist, Author and Nasa Technologist Les Johnson” available at: 
https://www.bridgingthegaps.ie/2023/03/a-travellers-guide-to-the-stars-with-physicist-author-and-nasa-technologist-les-johnson/


“Welcome to the Universe in 3D: A Visual Tour” with Neil deGrasse Tyson

Amid the swirling vastness of galaxies, each a cosmic city of stars and planets, the silence raises a compelling question: could the very nature of galaxies themselves hold the key to why intelligent life remains unseen?

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The Fermi Paradox: Galactic Great Filters (Narration Only)

When it comes to stars, most of them, for most of their lives, behave in a very similar fashion to the Sun. In their cores, they undergo nuclear fusion, which provides energy and creates radiation, and that outward radiation pressure holds the star up, internally, against gravitational collapse. For most stars, this balance between the pressure from outward radiation and the inward force from gravitation is nearly perfect all throughout the star, leading to an equilibrium state.

But some stars aren't in this kind of equilibrium at all. Instead, some internal process actually drives the star in a fashion that causes it to pulsate: overshooting equilibrium in both directions, as it alternatingly expands and cools, and then contracts and heat up in a cyclical fashion. These species of intrinsic variable stars, including Cepheids and RR Lyrae stars, are not only of profound importance when it comes to understanding stellar evolution, but for unlocking the secrets of the distant Universe.

How do we understand these stars today, where are the frontiers, and what do we hope to learn about them in the coming years and decades? Especially as we transition into the era of "big data" in astronomy, where we aren't observing individual stars in detail but rather thousands upon thousands of similar stars all at once, the answers to these questions are rapidly changing. I'm so pleased to share the first episode of 2025 with you, featuring our guest, Ph.D. candidate Catherine Slaughter, who takes us through all this and more. It's a fascinating look into stellar physics, with possible implications for our own Sun's fate, that you won't want to miss!

(The featured image shows the star RR Lyrae, as imaged by the digitized sky survey back at the turn of the century, using data from the Palomar and UK Schmidt telescopes. Credit: Digitized Sky Survey - STScI/NASA)

Starts With A Bang #113 - Weird stars

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📝 "Even as we reach for the stars, we remain haunted by our struggles on Earth. Conflict, chaos, destruction. The contrast is brutal. Can we rise above?"

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Mix des sons de EXO - Archéologie Spatio-Temporelle.
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EXO s’intéresse à la perception tridimensionnelle de ces nouvelles frontières - des espaces-temps hors de portée.
Dans ce dispositif audiovisuel, les deux artistes associent la lumière de lasers projetés en direction de 101 objets célestes (étoiles, planètes, trous noirs, pulsars ou GRB…) à une composition électroacoustique.

Collaborations
Thierry Coduys Directeur Technique
Fabio Acero Astrophysicien (AIM/CNRS)
Guillaume Jacquemin & Axel Chemla Romeu Santo programmeurs

Diffusions
Octobre 2015 La Nuit Blanche à Paris (officiel)
Mai 2018 Festival Les Musiques, Friche La Belle de Mai, Marseille

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Bipolar
GMEM  - CNCM de Marseille
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exoarchéologie_spatio-temporelle

Out there in the Universe, there are tremendous, uncountable numbers of planetary systems just waiting to be discovered. But stellar systems won't just consist of planets orbiting a parent star; there will be moons, asteroids, Kuiper belt-like objects, and many of them will be bound together into their own rich sets of systems, with both irregular and round bodies comprising these planetary systems.

Here in our own Solar System, we have at least three notable large, terrestrial-sized bodies with impressive lunar systems of their own: the Earth-Moon system, the Mars-Phobos-Deimos system, and the Plutonian planetary system. Pluto, interestingly, is orbited by Charon, which is very large and massive compared to Pluto, an unusual and possibly unique, or most extreme, configuration of all known such bodies. But how did it get to be that way? That's the topic of this podcast, and the research focus of this month's guest: Dr. Adeene Denton.

It's kind of amazing what variety can emerge in terms of surviving systems from ancient planetary collisions, but by running simulations and understanding the geology of these worlds, we can learn more about what's possible, likely, and unlikely in our Universe. Dive into this fascinating conversation and learn some cutting-edge science along the way!

(This composite image of Pluto and its largest moon, Charon, was based on photographs taken by the New Horizons mission as it flew by the Plutonian planetary system back in 2015. Charon's appearance is vastly different from Pluto's, but both bodies are shown with the correct relative size and albedo. Credit: NASA, APL, SwRI)

Starts With A Bang 114 - Pluto And Charon

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Are black holes becoming more common in the universe? Join Jeroen Schreel and Paul Sutter, a professor of astronomy and communication science at Stony Brook University, as they delve into mysteries of black holes. Discover what black holes really are, where they come from, and why their numbers are increasing across the cosmos. Plus, explore mind-bending topics like white holes and wormholes—are they real, or just science fiction?

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Santiago Torres is an Astrophysicist passionate about the Art of making Science and the Science of making Art. Torres’ research delves into the dynamical interactions of celestial bodies, from stars to planets and comets, through the stellar life cycle and beyond. Parallel to his research, Torres explores the intersection between Science, Art, and Society, and is the founder of the {ScienceArt:Collective}, a space to connect scientists and artists. Torres is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow | IST-BRIDGE Fellow at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA) and an ArtSci Fellow at the ArtSci Center at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).

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Vibrations Matter: Santiago Torres In Dialogue with Victoria Vesna

Out there in the Universe, each star represents an opportunity: a chance for a stellar system to develop that just might possess something remarkable. While we normally think about life, and intelligent life at that, as the grand prize the Universe has to offer, there are a wide variety of fascinating phenomena that are out there to consider. Whereas Mercury, for example, is the closest world to our Sun in our own Solar System, it still takes 88 days to make a complete revolution. In other systems, however, exoplanets can be so hot that they orbit their parent star in less than a single Earth day.

In fact, we've discovered a few systems that are so extreme, the planets that orbit them are in the process of disintegrating: where the heat, winds, and radiation from the parent star actually blows part of the planet itself away. This doesn't just include a planet's atmosphere, which is what we see for giant worlds, but even the surfaces and interiors of rocky planets in the most extreme cases. At temperatures of around 2000 degrees and upwards, these exoplanets can lose their crusts, mantles, and even their cores over long enough timescales.

Believe it or not, we've actually caught a few exoplanets doing exactly this, and we've got the JWST spectra in hand for one of them now, teaching us, for the first time, what a planetary interior is made of outside of our own Solar System. I'm so pleased to have the first author from that 2025 study, soon-to-be Dr. Nick Tusay, as our guest on this edition of the Starts With A Bang podcast, as we take a look at the most extreme exoplanetary systems ever discovered!

(This image shows an illustration of an evaporating, rocky exoplanet, with an enormous dust tail arising from the material blown off of the planet from its interaction with the nearby star. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech)

Starts With A Bang #116 - Disintegrating exoplanets

This week we are discussing astrophysics, how to better understand changing clouds, their impact on Earth's climate, making the most of open data, unconventional career paths and the power of ‘paying it forward.’

With me to discuss all of that is Dr Jacqueline Campbell, Co-Founder & Partner Scientist at asterisk labs, ARIA R&D Creator and Schmidt Science Fellow.

This is the second in a series of space-related podcast episodes leading up to our evening discussion on space missions and their impact on UK space science and industry, in April.

Dr Jacqueline Campbell - climate, clouds and space science

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BIOSPHERE - The Self-Inflating Camp
PHOENECIA - How Long Is Forever
COIL - Higher Beings Command
VANGELIS - Thermo Vision
TANGERINE DREAM - Nebulous Dawn
AUTECHRE - Outh9X

4-D TRAVELLER - The Eternal Unfolding

Originally broadcast on The Dream Machine channel on www.intergalactic.fm on 27th October 2024.

Sansa - Long Since Gone
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Thomas Köner - Kaamos I
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COSMIC DREAM CLUB - Alcubierre Drive

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