#1 Rebecca Charbonneau - Astrohistory, Carl Sagan, Cold War SETI
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In our inaugural episode, David is joined by Rebecca Charbonneau. Dr Charbonneau holds a PhD in the History of Science from Cambridge University, and served as the Historian-in-Residence at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics from 2020-2022. She is currently a Janksy Fellow at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) and working on an upcoming book exploring the history of SETI - the Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence.
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I couldn’t find this channel searching for “cool worlds podcast” and had to use a link in a comment on the short. The number of subscribers/views suggests others are having the same problem. You might want to look into it. This is really interesting and it would be a shame if it doesn’t get more views.
It didn’t come up straight away, I had to scroll down a little to find it. Possibly because it’s new and the algorithm hasn’t picked it up properly yet.
Crazy, come on algorithm. It's professor Kipping. Should be instantly shown to millions 😊😊
Long time viewer of the main channel - great idea, looking forward to this!
Rebecca was a very good guest. I really enjoyed her knowledge of history and her thoughts. You can tell she has a passion for what she does. I love all of the Cool Worlds Podcast so far, really hope they keep going. Thank you!
Excellent episode!!!! ❤
This is a great episode. As someone who also had to pause my own academic pursuits because of family issues (permanently paused in my case) I can totally relate. I’m glad to see she got back in. ❤
PS, I’d love to be a professional snoop 😂
Cool Worlds fan for a long time. Subscribed to the podcast as soon as it was announced with the intention to get to it at some point. That point is now.
A dream come true. Your podcast at Lex was my favourite. Please make as many as you can. Really happy to see this happening 😊😊
Listening to professor Kipping for 4 hours on Lex was so brilliant, remarkably, it felt short to me😅
The best podcast I have seen all year. Brilliant. Thank you
Hell yeah!!! Been waiting for these forever! Thanks for posting the YT Shorts on the main channel otherwise I never would have noticed! (Also, should link this channel on the channels section for the main one)
I love podcasts related to Astronomy and the Universe, thanks for this!
This was so interesting in more than one way. Thank you both!
She is an interesting character, you really get the good sense of humor and social insight that historians get and the quirky sparkly sharp thinking REAL scientists get. Ill see myself out.
I got hooked on your content with the Artificial Gravity video. Such a great production!
Thanks, that was our first video that really took off
Thank you. Awesome podcast and waiting for more knowledge and opinions.
I can't believe I've only found this now. Great episode. I'd love to know if Dr. Charbonnbeau has reenacted any experiments or builds that scientists did, and that it corresponds with their papers (eg, Galileo's experimets with using lenses) and reported what she found in his footsteps and did it line up with his findings (or is that too science based?). It's a fascinating idea to look at science through a historian's perspective.
Long time viewer of the main channel - just now I found out you have a podcast!
Welcome over
Love your videos, im sure i'll love podcasts too.
Great interview which shows how study of history can illuminate things. This must have been recorded a while ago. 43:35 The Lavender Scare accusations against James Webb have been disproved.
im subscribed, keep up the great work as you have a wonderful future on youtube. i have watched all your support videos and always look forward to the next.
Thanks for subbing!
Took me a while to find the channel
Glad to be at the start of this
415 follower! Pretty crazy thinking how many followers there will be shortly. Huge fan of cool world so know I’ll love this.
Great program ,the subject is rarefied. I remember Mr. Sagan telling Congress why the "O" ring failed on the CHALLENGER • and how they seemed to not understand how narrow thier perspective( or vision ) had become. The temperature on the launch pad was a factor.
We need objectivity to find facts and guidance in technology.
An anthropologist at my university went to live with the nanotech researchers at the clean room facility to study their ways and "culture" instead of for example going to the Amazon to study some tribe. Interesting idea.
Wish you added chapters!
If someone is willing to write them I’ll add them
Regarding the conversation at the 22 minute mark, there are actually time capsules from the 1960s they were opened a while back. It was this big project for students around the USSR, writing messages meant to be opened on the 100 year anniversary of the October Revolution in 2017. There is one of them from Novosibirsk that mentions this topic:
"We know our time is interesting, but yours is even more interesting. We are building communism, you're living under communism. We believe that you have perfectly equipped our beautiful blue planet Earth, explored the Moon and landed on Mars, that you continue to explore space, and that your spaceships have traveled far through the galaxy. We believe you are holding talks about scientific and cultural collaboration with representatives of other galaxies, alien civilizations. We believe that the work that our fathers and grandfathers started 50 years ago and which we share, you will finish and bring to victory."
Oh and about nomenclature, I think you guys made some great points. Personally I think there do need to be stricter rules. In the field of biology there are a lot of names that aren't just embarrassing and pretty lame, but sometimes actually quite gross. A biologist gave a species of bug a name that literally translates to "Kiss me Carmen Electra" as a pretty sad attempt to try to get a date with her. And now that bug is permanently forever stuck with what is, honestly, basically sexual harassment as its name. She never consented to that, she wasn't asked permission. Some scientist just thought it would be appropriate to use a scientific discovery as a method to try to hit on a girl he liked.
Things like naming a species of dinosaur after Hogwarts isn't gross like that, but I still think it's a bad habit. If you can't take your own field seriously, the public won't either. It might result in more clicks to the paper describing it, but I think it just kinda trivializes what you're doing. It feels quite easy to just have a basic standard that your proposed name should actually have something to do with the thing you're describing.
I love Kipping's other videos. I love podcasts. Onboard me, please!
Great idea
Can't find it on Google podcast unfortunately
I may have missed it in the show, but where did you get the shirt? Its great and i want one.
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Subscriber #32. Wonderful!
This channel was hard to find by searching, not sure why.
So good to see you starting this channel! Great guest to launch the channel with, future podcast guests i would love to see are Neil Degrasse Tyson, Brian Greene, Becky Smethurst, Michio Kaku and Brian Cox
In under 400 let’s go
Spotify podcast is still 15 minutes long..
Not even Argentina cries for him.
Get Becky Smethurst on
thank you Dr Kipping i've been waiting for more content from yourself you should try and get yourself on joe rogan
188 subscriber
411th subscriber yeeww
Would've loved to have heard 52 minutes of seti/aliens and 2.5 mins of that other stuff. 😬
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Constructive criticism : please don’t do an intro before the podcast we just want to see the interview . It’s just general info we know or are about to know
I couldn't umm..umm.. listen to.. umm umm her.. for more than.... umm umm about umm..umm 2 minutes and I had to umm.. umm. turn it umm.. umm.. off. Anyone umm.. umm. wanna guess why? I umm..umm..am sure umm.. umm... she is a umm.. umm.. brilliant and a very umm.. umm.. pleasant person, but ummm.. she umm. needs to umm.. umm.. practice umm... her interview skills. Literally, this is how she talks and it is unbearable to listen too.
Nice interview. Where would the history of physics wonderland belong? CERN ALICE, the white rabbit timing, root, H3 boojum, snark graph theory, color theory and QCD, alice strings ,and alice rings. There is more even. Human memitic ringing over time. Part of the journey in understanding the universe and what everything is made of. What type of places would document something like that? Why go looking for alien civilizations? When humans are already so alien to each other. Who will model fluidic neutrinos around a black hole? If hawking radiation evaporates black holes, infinity is a cheat to get an incomplete answer. They missed a few things in doing so.
Flat earthers come from all around the globe 🌎
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Majority is from the USA
This woman says umm way too much
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