Robin Canup's guest appearances

Robin Canup

Exposing PseudoAstronomy

Gravity Assist

Technology Today

Andy Weir

Bob Lazar

Heather Graham

Aaron Adair

David Icke

Susan Schneider

Gregg Braden

Michael Horn

Linda Spilker

Michael Heiser

John Carter

Billy Meier

Linda Moulton Howe

Jim Bridenstine

Michael Meyer

OwlTail

This Women’s History Month, we are highlighting the revolutionary work of SwRI’s space science pioneer, Dr. Robin Canup. Canup is known for her trailblazing research of the Earth-Moon system. Her computer simulations and models based on the giant impact hypothesis have become the widely accepted theory on how our Moon formed. In addition to her standout scientific work, Canup is a trained and accomplished ballerina. On this episode, she takes us back to the moment when she reached her breakthrough theory on the Moon’s formation and she shares her insight on the parallels between ballet and space science. She also has valuable advice for young women searching for a career path.Listen now as SwRI Astrophysicist Dr. Robin Canup discusses her historic findings on the Moon’s formation, her journey into space science and her experience as prima ballerina for the Boulder Ballet.

This Women’s History Month, we are highlighting the revolutionary work of SwRI’s space science pioneer, Dr. Robin Canup. Canup is known for her trailblazing research of the Earth-Moon system. Her computer simulations and models based on the giant impact hypothesis have become the widely accepted theory on how our Moon formed. In addition to her standout scientific work, Canup is a trained and accomplished ballerina. On this episode, she takes us back to the moment when she reached her breakthrough theory on the Moon’s formation and she shares her insight on the parallels between ballet and space science. She also has valuable advice for young women searching for a career path.<br><br>Listen now as SwRI Astrophysicist Dr. Robin Canup discusses her historic findings on the Moon’s formation, her journey into space science and her experience as prima ballerina for the Boulder Ballet.

Episode 41: Planetary Science Pioneer Dr. Robin Canup

Learn about how the Moon formed in this conversation with Robin Canup of the Southwest Research Institute.

Gravity Assist Podcast: Why Do We Have a Moon? With Robin Canup

Dr. Robin Canup is the Associate Vice President of the Planetary Science Directorate at the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, CO. She received her BS in physics from Duke University and her PhD in planetary sciences from the University of Colorado, and Robin has been at the forefront for over a decade in simulating how the moon may have formed. In this interview, we discuss some of the remaining issues with how the moon may have formed and what the current state of the research is.

Episode 89: Remaining Issues with Lunar Formation, Interview with Robin Canup