Andrew Westphal's guest appearances

Andrew Westphal

Planetary Radio: Space Exploration, Astronomy and Science

Space

The Galway Podcast

Laurance Doyle

Peter Smith

Paul Davies

Amy Mainzer

Don Yeomans

David Grinspoon

Franck Marchis

Mike Brown

Carolyn Porco

David Morrison

Jill Tarter

Bill Nye

Seth Shostak

Katie Mack

Todd Henry

OwlTail

A conversation with Dr. Andrew Westphal, Research Physicist of UC Berkeley’s Space Sciences Laboratory. Andrew is the author of over 200 scientific papers and an active researcher in the scientific field known as cosmochemistry and he talks about how his travels have brought him to playing in Irish music sessions in Galway and a bit about his work. He even sings for us a song in Gaelic!

A conversation with Dr. Andrew Westphal, Research Physicist of UC Berkeley’s Space Sciences Laboratory. Andrew is the author of over 200 scientific papers and an active researcher in the scientific field known as cosmochemistry and he talks about how his travels have brought him to playing in Irish music sessions in Galway and a bit about his work. He even sings for us a song in Gaelic!

TGP6 Andrew Westphal: The Fiddle Playing Astrophysicist

Stardust@Home Update from Andrew WestphalLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Stardust@Home Update from Andrew Westphal

In 2006, NASA’s Stardust probe returned the solid samples from Comet Wild 2. This talk summarizes preliminary studies of the cometary sample, including work done by more than 15,000 citizen scientists in analyzing Stardust data.California Academy of Sciences, Benjamin Dean Lecture Series held in the Morrison Planetariumrecorded:  02/20/2007

In 2006, NASA’s Stardust probe returned the solid samples from Comet Wild 2. This talk summarizes preliminary studies of the cometary sample, including work done by more than 15,000 citizen scientists in analyzing Stardust data. California Academy of Sciences, Benjamin Dean Lecture Series held in the Morrison Planetarium recorded: 02/20/2007

Andrew Westphal, UC Berkeley - 02/20/2007