Nico Hamaus's guest appearances

Nico Hamaus

The Star Spot

Realspace

Jill Tarter

Don Lincoln

Brian Thomas

Alan Stern

Fred Adams

Danny Jacobs

Fraser Cain

David Hamilton

Michael Hudson

Cameron Smith

Mark Jackson

Brian Schmidt

Marc Garneau

Jose Molina

Jay Melosh

OwlTail

Feature Guest: Nico Hamaus Astronomers are no longer avoiding the void. Between the overdense zones of our universe, where most galaxies live, there exist vast regions of near emptiness that can stretch for hundreds of millions of light years. But these voids are not nearly as inconsequential as you might imagine and now they are finally getting the attention they deserve. Astronomers are peering into the void in the hopes of solving a variety of cosmic mysteries, from gleaning critical insights into dark matter to studying unique galaxies found in the voids. Today we’re joined at The Star Spot by Nico Hamaus as we study the spaces between. Current in Space Just as we're learning more about our solar system's own Kuiper Belt, we're also discovering that extrasolar systems may harbour similar structures. Dave helps us understand just where such disks may originate. And while it may be just a little world, Anuj tells us dwarf planet Pluto has a surprisingly complex inner (and surface) life. About Our Guest Nico Hamaus is research fellow in the Cosmology Group at the University Observatory and Professor of Physics at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich, Germany.

Feature Guest: Nico Hamaus Astronomers are no longer avoiding the void. Between the overdense zones of our universe, where most galaxies live, there exist vast regions of near emptiness that can stretch for hundreds of millions of light years. But these voids are not nearly as inconsequential as you might imagine and now they are finally getting the attention they deserve. Astronomers are peering into the void in the hopes of solving a variety of cosmic mysteries, from gleaning critical insights into dark matter to studying unique galaxies found in the voids. Today we’re joined at The Star Spot by Nico Hamaus as we study the spaces between. Current in Space Just as we're learning more about our solar system's own Kuiper Belt, we're also discovering that extrasolar systems may harbour similar structures. Dave helps us understand just where such disks may originate. And while it may be just a little world, Anuj tells us dwarf planet Pluto has a surprisingly complex inner (and surface) life. About Our Guest Nico Hamaus is research fellow in the Cosmology Group at the University Observatory and Professor of Physics at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich, Germany.

Episode 110: Peering Into the Void, with Nico Hamaus

This week I chat with Nico Hamaus of the University Observatory in Munich about the largest structures in the universe, cosmic voids, and . . . lederhosen. Special thanks to the University Observatory in Munich for hosting this recording session. You can find more information at realspacepodcast.com or by following me on Facebook or Twitter! Theme song "Live Long and Podcast" by Nick Bain, Into The Machine Recordings (http://intothemachine.bandcamp.com) 2015, all rights reserved.

This week I chat with Nico Hamaus of the University Observatory in Munich about the largest structures in the universe, cosmic voids, and . . . lederhosen. Special thanks to the University Observatory in Munich for hosting this recording session. You can find more information at <a href="realspacepodcast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">realspacepodcast.com</a> or by following me on <a href="http://www.facebook.com/PaulMattSutter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> or <a href="http://www.twitter.com/PaulMattSutter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a>! Theme song "Live Long and Podcast" by Nick Bain, Into The Machine Recordings (<a href="http://intothemachine.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://intothemachine.bandcamp.com</a>) 2015, all rights reserved.

Nico Hamaus on cosmic voids