Space.com 'Ask a Spaceman' Reveals Why You Wouldn't Want to Enter a Wormholespace.com Whether you're a fan of "Star Trek,", "Doctor Who" or the Marvel universe, all of these franchises have at least one thing in common —– they use …
Space.com 'Ask a Spaceman' Seeks Out the Elusive Quark Star in Finalespace.com After guiding us across the universe, astrophysicist and Space.com columnist Paul Sutter closes his basic astronomy series this week by looking at …
Space.com Ask a Spaceman: The Quirks of Quark Star Physicsspace.com Can a quark star exist? It's an open question in the astronomy community, but there appears to be an argument for quark stars if we examine the …
Space.com Why Are Black Holes So Weird? 'Ask a Spaceman' Explains in New Episodespace.com Why are black holes so hard to study? As astrophysicist and Space.com columnist Paul Sutter explains, it's because black holes represent the …
Space.com 'Ask a Spaceman' Tells Why Milky Way's on a Collision Coursespace.com You may feel like you're sitting still while you're reading this sentence, but the Earth — heck, the entire Milky Way — is moving incredibly quickly. …
Space.com 'Ask a Spaceman': 15 Minutes Can Change a Star Foreverspace.com What can you do in 15 minutes? Maybe read a few articles or watch a few videos online. But as astrophysicist and Space.com columnist Paul Sutter …
Space.com Star Explosions Measure The Growing Universe In 'Ask A Spaceman'space.com When stars explode, they generate light that you can see across the universe. But these events, called supernovas, are not just pretty to look at. …
Space.com Brown Dwarfs: The Coolest Stars or the Hottest Planets?space.com Paul M. Sutter is an astrophysicist at The Ohio State University, host of "Ask a Spaceman" and "Space Radio," and author of "Your Place in the …
Space.com Three Surprising Facts About the Physics of Magnetsspace.com Paul Sutter is an astrophysicist at The Ohio State University and the chief scientist at COSI science center. Sutter is also host of Ask a Spaceman …
Space.com Ask a Spaceman: The Weird Physics of Quark Stars (If They Exist)space.com Space is an amazing physics laboratory, because we can see stars and other objects behaving under extreme conditions. Space.com columnist and …
Space.com In New 'Ask a Spaceman' Episode, Black Holes Are Doomed to Diespace.com We're back into the weird science of black holes in this week's installment of "Ask a Spaceman." In this episode, astrophysicist and Space.com …
Space.com 'Ask a Spaceman' Series Brings Universe's Weirdest Mysteries to Facebook Watchspace.com Sutter started the podcast version of "Ask a Spaceman" more than three years ago, and since then, in audio and video, he's been using his physics and …
Space.comFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo 'Ask a Spaceman' Takes a Closer Look at the Universe's 'Baby Picture'space.com This week's "Ask A Spaceman" episode explores the radiation echo of the Big Bang that formed our universe. While we can't see the radiation with our …
Space.comFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo 'Ask a Spaceman' Travels Back in Time to Explore the Big Bangspace.com Our baby universe is spotlighted in the latest episode of "Ask a Spaceman,"which airs on Facebook today (Aug. 22). In the show, astrophysicist and …
Space.com 'Ask a Spaceman' Series Launches with Trip to Plutospace.com Sutter, a columnist at Space.com, has said he intends to use this series to look at the universe's most extreme mysteries. Pluto may seem less …
