http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/pod/ The universe in your ears en-us copyright 2009 University of Toronto - All rights reserved Tue, 6 Jan 2009 23:00:01 GMT astronomy 1 Dunlap Institute Listen to what one Toronto astronomer is discovering in a signal that dates back to the origins of the universe (by Dr. Jonathan Sievers). http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/bigbang.php Tue, 30 Dec 2008 14:45:00 -0500 Dunlap Institute http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/img/bigbang_big.jpg no Listen to what one Toronto astronomer is discovering in a signal that dates back to the origins of the universe (by Dr. Jonathan Sievers). Listen to one Toronto astronomer talk about his interest in neutrinos and exploding stars (by Rodrigo Fernandez). http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/neutrino.php Tue, 30 Dec 2008 13:30:00 -0500 Dunlap Institute http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/img/neutrinos_big.jpg no Listen to one Toronto astronomer talk about his interest in neutrinos and exploding stars (by Rodrigo Fernandez). Listen to one Toronto astronomer explain why he cares about tides between galaxies (by Dr. John Dubinski). http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/longday.php Tue, 30 Dec 2008 12:00:00 -0500 Dunlap Institute http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/img/longday_big.jpg no Listen to one Toronto astronomer explain why he cares about tides between galaxies (by Dr. John Dubinski). Listen to one Toronto astronomer's story about imaging a planet in a distant solar system (by Dr. David Lafreniere). http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/lifesigns.php Mon, 29 Dec 2008 10:15:00 -0500 Dunlap Institute http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/img/lifesigns_big.jpg Listen to one Toronto astronomer's story about imaging a planet in a distant solar system (by Dr. David Lafreniere). no Listen to one Toronto astronomer explain why she's so interested in dead stars (by Elizabeth Harper-Clark). http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/deadstars.php Sun, 28 Dec 2008 14:00:00 -0500 Dunlap Institute http://di.utoronto.ca/coolcosmos/img/deadstars_big.jpg no Listen to one Toronto astronomer explain why she's so interested in dead stars (by Elizabeth Harper-Clark).