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AstroBytes

The Astronomy Club Manipal

15 episodes

5 days ago

“The cosmos is within us. We are made of star stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.” ― Carl Sagan Hello there! we are The Astronomy Club, Manipal. A bunch of passionate, aspiring Astronomers and space geeks. Join us as we explore the universe a lightyear at a time from a scientific, theological and literary perspective where we geek out about everything under (and beyond) the sun from talking about black holes and baby universes to vibing to Space Oddity or Rocketman. Together, let's prove Neil deGrasse Tyson wrong and make sense of the universe! IG: @astronony.manipal

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Supernova

AstroBytes

24 minutes 24 seconds

3 years ago

Supernova

Arriving perfectly in time for Diwali is your host Athar, kicking off season 3 of Astrobytes with his first episode: Supernova - the big firecrackers of the universe.

What happens to a star after it reaches the end of its life? does it explode and just die? If so, how big and bright is the explosion? How many have we seen so far? To know more about this extraordinary phenomenon, tune in to Astrobytes' newest episode where the host deals with the above questions and talks about historic and epic supernovae spanning the last 2000 years of human history. (the explosions in the background are snippets of Diwali celebrations.)