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Nothin' but Space
Welcome to Nothin' But Space, a weekly podcast where we talk about everything and anything related to the universe, including the Milky Way, blackholes, and other observable - and non-observable - phenomena. Hosted by Francesca Fernandes, a student at Stanford University, this show connects space enthusiasts around the world - with Francesca acting as your nerdy space teacher, friend, and researcher.
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5.0 stars from 6 ratings
An All-Around Amazing Podcast
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“As someone with very little background on space and astrophysics, its very easy to listen to this podcast. Francesca speaks with
such passion and wonder, that it makes me excited to learn more about space as well. I usually find it pretty difficult to pay attention to an educational podcast but...”Read full review »
aarusty via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/16/21
Fantastic!!!
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“One of my friends recommended me to take a look at this podcast, and if you’re looking for a resource to learn astronomy and astrophysics, this is it!!! Highly recommend. Very engaging.”
hxuchen via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/19/21
my favorite podcast!!
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“I started listening to "Nothin' but Space" on a whim and got hooked - Francesca has such clear passion for these subjects and it radiates through every episode, even just through audio. She does a great job explaining space phenomenon in terms that aren't too simple, but still...”Read full review »
Cccccccggggvvv via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/18/21
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