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Ah, the physics Nobel Prize - the best Nobel Prize of course - but what was it for? Luke and I have a chat about black holes, cool...

A new chat with Dr Karl on Shirtloads of Science! Listen here

I recently acted as a consultant on a video about how gravity is not a force in Einstein's General Theory of Relativity. This was really...

We had a recent chat with Physics High about our book, "The Cosmic Revolutionary's Handbook: How to beat the Big Bang". Check out the...

I wrote an article for Space Australia on how you find the Youngest Galaxies. Check it out here. Gravitational lensing works through...

A new podcast with Dr Karl, discussing black hole collisions and gravitational waves. Grab it now here

A new paper on the arxiv discussing the impact of decaying dark matter on the early evolution of the universe. You can read the paper here

Life in our universe is build from the stable chemical elements in the period table, but why are they stable? In our latest video, Luke...

Another chat with Dr Karl, discussing the dark side of the universe. "Dr Karl probes Professor Lewis on the latest on Dark Matter. Is it...

The discovery of the Cosmic Microwave Background is a key piece of evidence for the Big Bang model of the expanding universe. But who...

Another Shirtloads of Science with Doctor Karl, chatting about good, and bad, places to live in the Galaxy. https://shirtloadsofscience.l...

A new podcast with the colourful Doctor Karl discussing how traveling faster than the speed of light is a local rule, a rule that can be...

A new Alas Lewis and Barnes where we discuss why scientists rarely respond to emails from new revolutionaries - Are they simple hiding...

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In the lock-down, I've been recording a few episodes of Shirt Loads of Science with Doctor Karl. These include: Entropy Shuttle vs Soyuz...

A write-up of our recent paper on using neural nets to untangle the gamma ray signal from the Galactic Centre, a potential sign of dark...

A write-up of our recent discovery of the Phoenix Stream that appeared in Nature