Una chiacchierata sul Sole

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Come funziona il Sole, la stella che sostiene la vita sul nostro pianeta? Negli ultimi anni l’astronomia ha fatto grandi progressi nella conoscenza dei suoi fenomeni e dei meccanismi con cui genera l’energia.

  • Autori: Francesco Vissani
  • Altre voci: Chiara Piselli, Luigi Pulone
  • Regia: Edoardo Massaro
  • Musica: Science Ambient Music, Coma Media (https://www.jamendo.com/artist/544189/coma-media) / Space Ambient, Sound Creator (https://www.jamendo.com/artist/518691/sound-creator) / Dark Ambient 2, DC Cornelius (https://www.jamendo.com/artist/540451/dc-cornelius) / Spaceman’s dream, FoxTrot (https://www.jamendo.com/artist/350300/foxtrot) / Alpha Centauri B, Anders Enger Jensen (https://www.youtube.com/c/AndersEngerJensen)
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Intervista a Stephen Hawking

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Il fisico britannico Stephen Hawking, noto al grande pubblico per il best seller “Dal Big Bang ai buchi neri” e per il film “La teoria del tutto”, ha contribuito più di ogni altro agli studi teorici sui buchi neri e sulla nascita dell’Universo, scoprendo il fenomeno dell’evaporazione dei buchi neri e il paradosso dell’informazione, oltre a sostenere matematicamente la teoria del Multiverso, aspetti che vi spieghiamo in questa nuova intervista impossibile.
 
 
 

  • Autori: Franco Bagnoli
  • Altre voci: Chiara Piselli
  • Regia: Edoardo Massaro
  • Musica: Black hole / Black hole II / Black hole III / Black hole IV / Black hole V / Black hole VI di NONMEMORY
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