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Paul Duffell
The Astrophysics Podcast
Once a month, Purdue University's Professor Paul Duffell discusses astronomy and astrophysics with experts from around the world. Duffell and guests discuss supernovae, galaxies, planet formation, black holes, and the nature of space and time.Supported in part by the National Science Foundation under grant AAG-2206299.Music by Brittain Ashford.Produced in beautiful Lafayette, Indiana by Paul Duffell.
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4.6 stars from 11 ratings
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“A great first episode! Host ensures that everything is explained so even a layperson understands what is being discussed. I hope that he can continue to have quality guests like Dr. Polin!”
chuejxnksk via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/15/24
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