Chandra in Danger // Mystery of Supernova 1987a // JWST Exomoons Update with

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Planning trains on the Moon, Chandra is getting shut down, the future of Mars helicopters, and an update on exomoons with Dr. David Kipping.
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00:00 Intro
00:12 Trains on the Moon
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02:29 Chandra in trouble
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05:33 De-icing Euclid
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07:30 More helicopters on Mars
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09:44 Vote results
10:33 Explanations for SN 1987a
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13:03 One hit, a billion craters
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14:19 Shape of Dimorphos
www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/nasa-st...
16:03 Exomoons update with Dr David Kipping
22:32 Newsletter
23:28 Defunding telescopes
Host: Fraser Cain
Producer: Anton Pozdnyakov
Editing: Artem Pozdnyakov
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КОМЕНТАРІ: 338

@isaacplaysbass8568 Місяць тому

Fraser, sometimes when I'm busy in my garden, I stop and think "huh, that's cool, I wouldn't know about that if not for Fraser (et al)" about some science that you have brought to my attention, filling me with wonder. I hope that when you're out there managing your woodland, that you stop and think "huh, people love what I do, maybe they're listening right now". Because we are, and I want to say thank you.

@supaxe Місяць тому

Couldn't have said it better myself

@scottdorfler2551 Місяць тому

Are we going to hug now? 😂

@nigelericogden3200 Місяць тому

Bravo … well said 👍

@user-ve9xn8do7d Місяць тому

Hell yeah, My two favorite space guys. Fraser Cain and Dr. David Kipping!!!!!! Nice thanks Fraser.

@AdamChristensen Місяць тому

Very happy to see Dr Kipping, mini interviews are great!

@michaelcarlin6049 Місяць тому

I'm so thrilled Kipping got his time on JWST to search for EXO moons! I've been thinking about EXO moons since I was a child. Which is over 5 decades

@MaryAnnNytowl Місяць тому

LOL, me too! Old as dirt, ain't we. 😂

@johndoepker7126 Місяць тому

I'm almost to my 5th decade.....lol...I almost break my neck....every night... looking up.... an wonder...!!!

@user-em5qh9he6e Місяць тому

I remember when we didn't even know that there were planets...let alone ones with moons around them ... around other stars... actually it doesn't seem so long ago. I was 25 in 1995!

@Patrik6920 Місяць тому

@@user-em5qh9he6e well since Io and Europa was discovered in 1610 .. U sire seems remarkably well preserved 😁

@jimcabezola3051 Місяць тому

Yes, Fraser. If you put these li'l interview-ettes into Space Bites, I'll still come back for yet another bowlful! Mahalo!

@revmsj Місяць тому

I personally really enjoyed having our resident exomoon specialist drop in for a minute! I love that guy and all his cool worlds! I think we should have people over more often! I vote in favor of including mini-interviews…🤚🏾 It can make for a nice quick “state of the field” moment.

@Jens.Krabbe Місяць тому

Especially for follow-ups. It’ll be brilliant to not only have your’s and your team’s comments on a topic but a snippet of the experts’ as well 👍🏼

@Dan-Simms Місяць тому

Love the little interview updates, more please, keep em coming!

@DeathToR34 Місяць тому

I hope chandra stays with us

@RectalRooter Місяць тому

Years ago a group of friends took up the challenge to reuse - repurpose an old defunct NASA satellite I think it was called - ISEE-3 Reboot Project

@metatechnologist Місяць тому

I'd say dump the ISS and keep Chandra

@MaryAnnNytowl Місяць тому

16:45ish... "we're over the moon." On purpose, or not? If so, well played! 😂😂😂😂 I hope Dr. Kipping finds the really cool things he's asking for, and a great 4 or 5 papers' worth of surprises! Thanks, Fraser, for all you do!

@bludragonproject9677 Місяць тому

Really like the mini-views popping up inside Space Bites! Gimmi more please!🤣 That was actually a great little morsel!

@johndoepker7126 Місяць тому

It's always a pleasure watching your videos. My lil one, Victoria is a huge Fan... participating, wen we can, in the live streams....is a high light of our week !!!

@SeaTacDelta Місяць тому

Dr David Kipping is always welcome. In all seriousness if you can get folks to chime in like this, that'd be fantastic. More people we can get visibility to the science that is actually happening now the better. Keep up this fantastic work and let people meet the great scientists making these new discoveries. Its not "Hollywood Now", its "Universe Today"

@joey_after_midnight Місяць тому

Dr. David is always an awesome Interview, no matter how brief

@Sagan_Starborn Місяць тому

I love the little interviews amongst the bigger bits of news. I'd love to see more of that.

@errolgenet2279 27 днів тому

Your interviews (whether long or short) are gems full of information which feed my curiosity. I encourage you to indulge yourself as often as you wish. I'll be here as often as I can.

@davidgifford8112 Місяць тому

David Kipping never fails to impress. Listening to his talks before, superb brain without the need for hyperbole.

@RoryJamesFord-rn9yu Місяць тому

I wouldn't frown at space bites becoming space chomps, as in, more interviews, more stories. It's just so good, and I consume so much news, it would be great to get more from you in any way you have time to do (at least).

@dctranberg1 Місяць тому

Interviews inside the larger program are very much appreciated.

@MCsCreations Місяць тому

Thanks for the news, Fraser! 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@nerufer Місяць тому

@Fraser I really appreciated the mini interview! keep doing it!

@charleseubanks Місяць тому

Excellent newsletter, Fraser. The brief interview with Dr. Kipping was just the right length and very informative. I'd love to see more like that.

@isaacplaysbass8568 Місяць тому

Yeah, love the mini interview update in space bites. Love the "Fraser Cain" effect too. Thank you Fraser and team :)

@glennkeppel9836 Місяць тому

The mini-interview was great - it creates continuity.

@Dr.Wael.Alrifai Місяць тому

Yes yes! I loved that little breif interview within space-bites. Hope you get the chance to do more of them. Thank you for all you do!

@rJaune Місяць тому

So happy for, Dr. Kipping! Loved the live update!

@tinahickson6352 Місяць тому

So happy that your curiosity directs you to where you go. You help satisfy my curiosity. Keep it up.

@Tharsis320 Місяць тому

Great interview with Dr. Kipping! Yes, love the inside interviews!

@deltalima6703 Місяць тому

Yes I loved that little interview with david kipping. Also liked the "its happening now" from our reference frame rant. Well said! 👍

@zakeller Місяць тому

Trains on the moon definitely need roller coaster style casters to lock them to the track as to not lose fiction over bump at high speed.

@ianmatthews7385 Місяць тому

It should be maglev if it's a moon train! Prob not the most practical but would VERY cool!

@MSpotatoes Місяць тому

Definitely could use a loop-de-loop or 2. For science, of course.

@egreenlaw09 Місяць тому

the interview snippets are great - definitely worth keeping

@supaxe Місяць тому

Absolutely love the variety in your videos also so very detailed and well put together thank you so much

@jim.franklin Місяць тому

Another great Space Bites Fraser, great to hear from David Kipping following the news about his project for looking for an Exomoon. I think more of these 'mini' interviews are great, good for Space Bites, good for the Question show too - for pre submitted questions obviously.

@rosskennedy8548 Місяць тому

Yes - the mini interviews are great

@navid7522 Місяць тому

I like interviews that you do with different scientists but these short interviews are great especially when we hear the news about their proposals, accomplishments or whatever before hearing the interview so I appreciate them in spacebites, however, it would be nice if the length of spacebites remained relatively short. Thanks Fraser.

@JAGzilla-ur3lh Місяць тому

I did enjoy the update with Dr. David Kipping. I watch a lot of the interviews you do on this channel, and I would definitely like to see more quick check-ins like this. This short interview format could also be a way to briefly let us meet scientists or other guests who don't have the time or inclination to do a long-form interview.

@Keith136ful Місяць тому

Fraser, the inclusion of short bytes from longer interviews is great. Please include more.

@nedsdad0712 Місяць тому

keep on keeping on, Fraser. It's very much appreciated.

@brycesefonte9093 Місяць тому

Mini interviews are great, please keep them coming Fraser, great work, thanks

@ayzmmo Місяць тому

yes for interview segments !

@jayphailey Місяць тому

Yes,the micro-interview updates are very cool

@jk-video2716 Місяць тому

Fraser, the mini inteviews with newsmakers is a great idea!

@KurtAppolis Місяць тому

big fan of the channel, and a big fan of coolworlds channel, and im soo excited for Dr. David Kipping

@davidk.8686 Місяць тому

Yes, if possible and sensible, short interviews are great!

@TCDooM Місяць тому

Those things in the videos where you make a short interview is awesome!

@ChristopherSterwerf Місяць тому

Yes! I liked the mini interview

@Jordy120 Місяць тому

Yep! I do like the snippets. Cheers & have a great weekend.

@animistchannel Місяць тому

I thought the mini-update interview was a great idea. It adds to the sense of community with the researchers. I would encourage having more of these when they are available. Love... your...work!

@Cammymoop Місяць тому

Yes, I like the mini interview bit!

@KnittedFox Місяць тому

Yes! Mini interviews are very cool!!

@johnjoseph9823 Місяць тому

yes please Fraser more interviews during space bites. thank you

@IdeologieUK Місяць тому

Ah great! New stimulus for the animation industry!

@jblob5764 Місяць тому

What?

@brucethomas471 Місяць тому

Yes, I enjoy interview bites, too!

@mechadense Місяць тому

Yes integrating interview tidbits is good.

@ulrichmietz8232 Місяць тому

Great, keep up the interviews

@hive_indicator318 Місяць тому

The short interview/update was really cool. Didn't need all the background info, since we already have that in the big one

@Ser_Loyne_duBeoufe Місяць тому

Liked the mini-interview

@ianmatthews7385 Місяць тому

Yes liking the mini interviews in space bites!

@leonmusk1040 Місяць тому

On the note of impact craters there are volcanic ejecta rocks the size of a small house in New Zealand that started cooling in space before landing in wellington. They left the atmosphere just above lake Taupo 350-400 k's away previously the biggest volcano in New Zealand. Now a 60 mile round lake. The local lore has it that he was the oldest of four brothers and his siblings annoyed him till he blew his top and left.

@TheyCallMeNewb Місяць тому

Right from the moment and source interviews are a great turn.

@danielgrayling5032 Місяць тому

Yes, mini interviews good.

@realzachfluke1 Місяць тому

22:25 yes I do love these little interview sections, you of all people could REALLY take advantage of that kind of addition to your space bites (or even the question shows). As for the contents of the video, losing Chandra would be a complete travesty, the only solution is political pressure from space exploration and astronomy advocates. We have the IXPE telescope, run jointly with Italy I believe, and Europe has one as you mentioned, but IXPE is best used to ENHANCE Chandra data, because it gets polarization measurements that Chandra doesn't (it's a really recently launched X-ray telescope actually). Next, I LOVE the Moon plans coming together. This feels *real* to me, I believe we're going to go to the Moon...to STAY!!! Hella exciting. Love the idea of exploring extreme Martian environments with a new heli, and congratulations to Dr. Kipping and his students again. Thanks, F.C. !

@RobertHicks-cr5wy Місяць тому

Do like the short interviews with scientists and investigators. Quite interesting.

@Flowmystic Місяць тому

The Fraser Cain bump. Well done.

@supersaiyanfife Місяць тому

I do like the little interviews!

@garyswift9347 Місяць тому

good work, as always

@jasonboard572 Місяць тому

Yes, little interviews are good, its all good!

@davidb2380 Місяць тому

Yes, these short updates/ news items are good

@NovaDeb Місяць тому

I liked the mini interview in this video.😊

@TomasVaisar Місяць тому

Definitely do mini-interviews! They could serve as a great teaser for people who missed the interview with the person in the past, so then they go back and listen to the full interview :)

@Dismythed Місяць тому

Yay to interviews.

@hinesification Місяць тому

Chandra’s CCDs are also having big problems, so it’s not just a thermal regulation issue

@Adrian_S04 28 днів тому

I think one or two clips could add a new dynamic to your Q & A and I think that's good. Hope you get to do more of them in the future.

@lovepeaceandrespect8808 Місяць тому

fraser your channel is getting better lately. lots of interesting news

@ioresult Місяць тому

I love byte size update interviews. Moar! Please.

@antoniskarpanos Місяць тому

We love you Fraserrrr!

@gravespinner4957 Місяць тому

Yes to mini interviews.

@pewterhacker Місяць тому

@0:20 "One of the big things that we need that will enable everything is more infrastructure off Earth". Yay! Please attend the Interplanetary Infrastructure Session at the ISDC!

@istvansipos9940 Місяць тому

22:24 It depends. Dr Kipping CAN talk, he is a great presenter of any topic. Some guests are slightly... different. (No doubt, they are all smart people. That was not the question here)

@Dylan-zm3ht Місяць тому

I end up not watching a lot of the interviews on this channel the whole way through. Find a lot of the guests difficult to listen to.

@antoniskarpanos Місяць тому

love you fraser!

@Gridl6 Місяць тому

I do like the mini interviews within larger videos.

@braybray4573 Місяць тому

Can you start putting a space bites label in the title when there are space bites? It helps me to avoid having to constantly comb through your channel looking for space bites...Love Space bites, only segment that keeps me coming back ❤ Thanks

@frasercain Місяць тому

They have my face on the thumbnail.

@noelstarchild Місяць тому

Thank the quantum fluctuation I checked my email account. I nearly missed this vlog. Am finding Cool Worlds just so interesting these days. Thanks again Mr Cain. The Mars info was a WOW

@JamesCairney Місяць тому

Yes the short interviews are good, and the long ones too, but the short ones within a spacebites is a good idea, but keep the long ones.

@Disasterina Місяць тому

Great show! Question: would a helicopter work on Venus? How about Titan? Pluto?

@MCsCreations Місяць тому

Venus yes, the issue is the high temperature. Titan yes as well and there's already a octacopter being made to fly there. Both Venus and Titan have thick atmospheres, so they can even be heavier and with less propellers. Pluto, on the other hand... It really doesn't look to have much atmosphere, so... I don't know, but probably not. 😕 Remember: propellers move the air to be able to generate lift. So... You need air.

@dmeemd7787 Місяць тому

Little interviews == awesome

@Temp0raryName Місяць тому

Mini interviews are good. Especially with anyone with a cat.

@TheEducat0r Місяць тому

Supernova 1987a, Chandra's farewell, and JWST's hunt for exomoons? Talk about an astronomical triple treat! Can't wait.

@supakat1835 Місяць тому

Likely a subway, since the dust is already problematic, I doubt the infrastructure will be all on surface.

@zimmy1958 Місяць тому

Yes loved it.

@katesmiles4208 Місяць тому

I love the idea of this international development on the moon

@alanbrown397 Місяць тому

Chandra has already lasted vastly beyond its intended lifespan and one of the consequences of cheap launches (falcon and starship) is that it's much easier to get funding to launch basic instruments which don't become "all eggs in one basket, everything but the kitchen sink" projects Expect to see a "Super-JWST" and "Super-Chandra" (if not a small fleet of them) launched within the next 20 years

@user-gv4cx7vz8t Місяць тому

Space Bites interviews are great, but keep them short!

@davemi00 Місяць тому

Dr David Kipping our Fav.

@legoseanland1760 Місяць тому

The shorter interviews are fine, I just like your stuff, it’s all good 👍

@johnpfeiffer5663 Місяць тому

How about a show discussing the business arrangements and economics surrounding a large telescope such as Chandra. Seems to me there's a built-in instability if one party builds and operates it but allows basically anyone who's qualified to make use of it.

@Nails077 Місяць тому

Yes I did like the shorter interview within the video. I would not oppose having more of that.

@Drevoed Місяць тому

I like little interviews in space bites. Makes the news seem more legitimate.

@formarosastudio Місяць тому

Question for question show ! How does gravity and atmospheric pressure on Mars affect rock formation? On the moon, you have described it as super sharp dust that clings to everything, can we expect something similar on Mars or is it closer to geology on earth ? I.e. Sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic

@JustJessee Місяць тому

Hey love these but would love it more if there was a better indicator in the title or thumbnail that these videos are specifically the Space Bites. ❤️

@colinp2238 Місяць тому

Growing up in the 60s they were talking about settlements on the Moon before man had put a foot on the surface there. The advances made in that decade just seemed to stop in the 70s and the world settled back down to it's own boring things. Now it seems that there is more interest in space probably driven by technology. In the past our advances in technology seemed to be through war, but now it is as if it is through peace and our desire for knowledge and exploration.