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Shimmering Diamonds, Asteroid Encounters & Unraveling the Dark Ages of the Universe

Shimmering Diamonds, Asteroid Encounters & Unraveling the Dark Ages of the Universe

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Mercury, the Lucy Mission, and Mapping the Dark Ages

In this exciting episode of Space Nuts, host Andrew Dunkley returns
from his recent travels, ready to explore some of the most
intriguing topics in astronomy alongside the ever-knowledgeable
Professor Fred Watson. They dive into the possibility of a diamond
layer on Mercury, the latest revelations from the Lucy spacecraft,
and an ambitious plan to map the universe's Dark Ages.

Episode Highlights:

- Diamonds Beneath Mercury: Andrew and Fred Watson
discuss groundbreaking research suggesting that Mercury may have a
layer of diamonds beneath its surface. They unpack the findings
from a recent paper that indicates the presence of carbon-rich
materials under extreme pressure and temperature conditions,
leading to the formation of diamonds deep within the planet.

- The Lucy Mission's Surprising Discoveries: The
duo delves into the latest images sent back by NASA's Lucy
spacecraft, which is on a mission to study Trojan asteroids. They
discuss a surprising flyby of an asteroid that turned out to be
larger than anticipated, along with the innovative autonomous
systems that allowed for stunning imaging of this cosmic
object.

- Mapping the Dark Ages of the Universe: Andrew
and Fred Watson explore an ambitious project aimed at mapping the
Dark Ages of the universe, a time when the first stars had yet to
ignite. They discuss the challenges of detecting the faint signals
from this era and how a fleet of satellites positioned on the far
side of the Moon could help overcome these obstacles.

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Stay curious, keep looking up, and join us next time for more
stellar insights and cosmic wonders. Until then, clear skies and
happy stargazing.

(00:00) Welcome back to Space Nuts with Andrew Dunkley and Fred
Watson Watson

(01:20) Discussion on the potential diamond layer on Mercury

(15:00) Updates from the Lucy mission and its asteroid flyby

(25:30) Exploring the plan to map the Dark Ages of the
universe

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