A Message for Aliens and the Wow! Signal Active Galactic 2019-06-04 | Are we alone is the question humanity has been obsessed with from time immemorial.To demonstrate our own technological progress, the Arecibo message was sent with information about our civilization with the hope that it would one day be received. Just a few years later, the Wow! signal was recorded, but this time it wasn't sent by us. Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!Don't miss our live stream Q&A about this video: youtu.be/8WhBumkrx1EWe had some experts try to solve the Arecibo message, check that video out here: youtu.be/67RqRkidjkI#Arecibomessage #aliens #radioastronomyMusic credits:"The Shape of Nothing" by Daniel Birchhttp://freemusicarchive.org/music/Daniel_Birch/Synth_Movements_Vol1/The_Shape_Of_Nothing"Love on the Telephone" by Foreigeneryoutu.be/rvaFSFcJME0All music is the property of its original owner and is used by AGV for educational purposes only.FOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Giving Thanks To A 100 Year Old Lecture Active Galactic 2022-11-24 | Happy Birthday! The University of Arizona has been hosting a public lecture series on astronomy for an entire century and we're celebrating! So grab a slice of cake, don't forget the punch, and listen as Dr. Thomas Fleming - the current host of the series - speaks on its history and future.Featuring Dr. Thomas FlemingHosted by Ramy Al-KubessiShot by Victoria Pereira, Grant Bowman and Ramy Al-KubessiEdited by Ramy Al-Kubessi and Victoria PereiraWe stream on Twitch now! Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at TeachAstronomy:twitch.tv/teachastronomyFollow us on social media:Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosFacebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos0:00 Ramy doesn't know what he's talking about...0:40 Inception1:52 Cool, but what is it?2:42 Range of Topics3:12 The Mayan Elder4:09 Why It's Important to Tom4:49 Who Came Before Us
Putting Aliens to the Test | Sofa Science Active Galactic 2022-11-10 | Occam's Razor is a way of testing scientific theories by explaining the most with the fewest assumptions. As we kick off our new series, Sofa Science, Ramy, Grant, and Vicky sit down for a chat and see how aliens, the simulation theory, and cryptids do when put up against the razor.Featuring Grant Bowman, Ramy Al-Kubessi, and Victoria PereiraEdited by Victoria PereiraThumbnail by Ansh GuptaWe stream on Twitch now! Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at TeachAstronomy:twitch.tv/teachastronomyFollow us on social media:Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosFacebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos0:00 Introduction2:08 Do Aliens Exist?6:18 Are we Living in a Simulation?10:18 Where's Bigfoot?
Occams Razor Changed Science Forever Active Galactic 2022-10-27 | Many people have heard of the logical principle known as Occam's razor, but did you know that its usage and acceptance kicked off the scientific revolution? Find out how a monk from the Middle Ages changed the scientific way of thinking forever and paved the way for the most significant intellectual upheaval in human history.Written and Hosted by Grant BowmanShot by Victoria Pereira and Ramy Al-KubessiEdited by Ansh GuptaWe stream on Twitch now! Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at TeachAstronomy:twitch.tv/teachastronomyFollow us on social media:Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosFacebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos0:00 Introduction0:37 Who was William of Occam?1:32 Science in the Middle Ages2:32 Questioning the Status Quo3:02 A Logical Revolution4:38 Occam's Razor Today5:02 Life is Simple
Martian Canals | Weird Things We Thought We Knew Active Galactic 2022-10-13 | There have been some strange theories over the course of astronomy's history, and many -- like that of Canals on Mars -- have not withstood the test of time. Join us as we dive into the story of their weird piece of astronomical history!Written, Hosted, and Edited by Grant BowmanWe stream on Twitch now! Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at TeachAstronomy:twitch.tv/teachastronomyFollow us on social media:Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosFacebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos#astronomy #space #mars
Americas Oldest Planetarium Will Blow Your Mind Active Galactic 2022-09-08 | Disclosure: Adler Planetarium provided free exhibition and sky show tickets.Adler Planetarium is one of Chicago’s most stunning attractions. It’s a museum full of breathtaking astronomical history, visually interactive exhibits, and stunning planetarium shows. They run an active observatory and host educational events for all ages. Join us on this tour of the mind-blowing and inspiring exhibits at Adler.Written, Shot, and Edited by Ansh GuptaWe stream on Twitch now! Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at TeachAstronomy:twitch.tv/teachastronomyFollow us on social media:Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosFacebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos0:00 Introduction to Adler0:25 Skywatch Live Planetarium Show0:35 The Universe: A Walk Through Space and Time1:02 Space Visualization Lab1:14 Astronomy in Culture1:41 Through the Looking Glass1:57 Our Solar System2:16 Roving with Perseverance2:26 Scale Model of the Solar System2:46 Doane Observatory3:21 Moonshot Mural Project3:39 Thanks for Watching!
Artemis I Just Launched. Heres What you Need to Know Active Galactic 2022-08-25 | There's been a lot of hype surrounding the upcoming launch of the first Artemis mission, but what actually is the Artemis program? We dive into the history of the revolutionary Apollo Moon landings, discuss the boundary-shattering Artemis missions that are tantalizingly close to taking off, and take you on a tour of the cosmic perspectives and unfathomable futures of humankind's journeys through the Solar System.Written, Hosted, and Edited by Ansh GuptaWe stream on Twitch now! Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at TeachAstronomy:twitch.tv/teachastronomyFollow us on social media:Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosFacebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos0:00 The New Space Age0:54 Apollo and Cosmic Beauty2:12 Artemis Changes Everything3:25 Why Back to the Moon?3:43 Our Rusty-Red Future4:38 One Giant Leap
AstroNOMY vs AstroLOGY in 100 seconds Active Galactic 2022-07-23 | What really is the difference between astronomy and astrology? Let's ask Professor Impey from the University of Arizona to finally settle this mysterious nomenclature. We stream on Twitch now! Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at TeachAstronomy:twitch.tv/teachastronomyFollow us on social media:Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosFacebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos
Watching Halley, Hale-Bopp, and the Moon, Oh My! Active Galactic 2022-04-22 | Tumamoc Hill in Tucson, Arizona is a historical site where people have gazed up at the stars for centuries. Join Active Galactic as we talk to Steve Larson, a research scientist from the University of Arizona, as he leads us through the history of this incredible site that is still actively doing research today.Special thanks to Steve Larson and the Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill.Interview by Emmalee MauldinFilmed by Aaron CargileEdited by Grant Bowman and Martin SomozaWe stream on Twitch now! Join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at TeachAstronomy:twitch.tv/teachastronomyFollow us on social media:Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosFacebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos
What Even Is the James Webb Space Telescope? Active Galactic 2021-12-17 | The James Webb Space Telescope has been the most talked about mission for years now, and we're finally nearing launch time. Astronomers say it will revolutionize astronomy and astrophysics, but what exactly does that mean? Join us as we talk to Dr. Marcia Rieke, PI of the NIRCam instrument, and do a deep dive on JWST.A special thank you to Dr. Marcia Rieke for being involved in this project.B roll credit to NASA and JWST.Hosted by Ansh GuptaScript and Interview by Grant BowmanEdited by Victoria PereiraFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Mega-telescopes and Massive Arrays: The Future of Astronomy Active Galactic 2021-11-19 | Every 10 years, a panel of experts come together to decide what the future of astronomy will look like, and Astro2020 has just been published detailing their views. Join Michael and Vicky as they discuss everything in the report, from ground-based telescopes to new plans for space missions and the astronomy field as a whole.This content is a highlight cut of a stream we did on Twitch! Check us out at twitch.tv/teachastronomy for full astronomy news streams every Wednesday.Hosted by Michael Hardegree-Ullman and Victoria PereiraEdited by Victoria PereiraFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
A Black Hole Nightmare Active Galactic 2021-10-31 | As a spooky Halloween treat, astronomer Chris Impey shares a space-themed scary story.Written by Chris ImpeyEdited by Ansh Gupta#halloween #blackhole #spaceWe stream on Twitch now! Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday catch members of Active Galactic on Twitch at twitch.tv/teachastronomy FOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Snail Mail is Faster than the Internet | #veritasiumcontest Active Galactic 2021-08-29 | We're back, and we're exploring the question: why do astronomers love snail mail so much? This short video is our entry into the #VeritasiumContest. Written and Voiced by Michael Hardegree-UllmanAnimated by Victoria PereiraIf you want to learn more about the data race between the internet and traditional mail, check out our longer video on the topic: youtu.be/Zw9-0Xh0VcwWant to contact us? Our email is activegalacticvideos@gmail.comFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Arecibo Has Fallen: The End of a Radio Telescope Active Galactic 2020-12-18 | After conducting nearly 60 years of groundbreaking radio astronomy research in the forests of Puerto Rico, the Arecibo Observatory radio telescope collapsed on itself on December 1, 2020. Active Galactic wanted to honor this incredible telescope and the many people who worked to create and maintain it with this ode to Arecibo.Check out these other related videos:Decoding the Arecibo message - youtu.be/67RqRkidjkIThe Arecibo message and the WOW! signal - youtu.be/pvBreeQpRGIFeaturing Chris Impey and Matthew WengerEdited by Victoria PereiraFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ActiveGalact...Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
The Lion Who Predicted the Seasons Active Galactic 2020-11-20 | Ancient Arabia depended on the stars for so many things, one of which was showing the passage of time throughout the year. Dr. Danielle Adams joins us again to talk about how one massive constellation predicted the changes in rainfall, temperature, and season.Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!For more information on Dr. Adams and her research, check out these links: https://lowell.edu/staff-member/danielle-adams/http://onesky.arizona.edu/FOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Is My Car Faster Than the Internet? Active Galactic 2020-10-16 | How quickly can the internet transfer large amounts of data? The answer is changing every day, but for some super large amounts of data, it might never be faster than just driving it there yourself. Join Michael as he tests this out and races an internet upload from Colorado to Tucson.Check out the XKCD comic mentioned in this video: what-if.xkcd.com/31/?fbclid=IwAR28v7tvXwI_aVTEQVBE_JOgm3x8OGLJd08ElCGamKUaI0m4jzMS6uSVfisWritten, Filmed, and Hosted by Michael Hardegree-UllmanEdited by Victoria PereiraFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
How We Name the Universe Active Galactic 2020-09-18 | Ever wonder how the planets, stars, and other celestial objects were named? So did we! Take an animated journey with Active Galactic as we figure out how on earth we name the universe.*Comet name should be capitalized - C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) Want more information? Check out the official IAU website! iau.org/public/themes/namingScript and Narration by Michael Hardegree-UllmanDrawings, Animation, and Editing by Victoria PereiraAdditional Assistance by Martin Somoza, Adrian Meyer, and Tasnim BoufelfelFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Twenty-seven Dishes in the Desert of New Mexico Active Galactic 2020-08-14 | 50 miles outside of Socorro, New Mexico sit 27 massive radio telescopes in a Y-formation. These telescopes make up the Very Large Array, one of the biggest telescope arrays in the world. The VLA has helped astronomers make incredible discoveries about our galaxy, so the Active Galactic team took a trip out to see this incredible instrument in person.A big thank you to Dave Finley, Dr. Anna Kapinska, and the entire VLA crew.Filmed By Nolan Veneklasen and Victoria PereiraInterview by Sammie Mackie and Melissa ThomasEdited by Victoria PereiraFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
How Did Stars Guide the Way in Ancient Arabia? Active Galactic 2020-07-14 | The night sky was incredibly important to Ancient Arabia, especially when it came to navigating the vast lands people ventured across. Through creating constellations and folklore from countless celestial objects, ancient Arabs used the stars to find their way on earth. Join Active Galactic as we talk to Dr. Danielle Adams about Ancient Arabia and star-guided navigation.This is a re-uploaded version of this video. The original had a translation error and a misplacement of the North Celestial Pole in one image.Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!For more information on Dr. Adams and her research, check out these links: https://lowell.edu/staff-member/danielle-adams/http://onesky.arizona.edu/FOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
The Man Who Built Mt Wilson: George Ellery Hales Astronomical Legacy Active Galactic 2020-02-25 | George Ellery Hale was a visionary who changed astronomy through technological advancements, strategic partnerships, and a desire to provide scientists with the best possible equipment. Hale helped create Mt Wilson, a telescope site in Southern California that sparked an astronomy boom in the area. The Active Galactic crew visited these historic telescopes and talked about Hale’s lasting legacy with some experts at Mt Wilson and Carnegie Observatories.Check out our video about the Mt Wilson Plate Vault here: youtu.be/xo894yOrlWsHere’s a link to our video all about Edwin Hubble: youtu.be/G72CGPnMIZ4Thank you to Jeff Rich, Mike Simmons, and the Mt Wilson team for helping us with this project.Filmed by Tasnim Boufelfel, Aaron Cargile, and Nolan VeneklasenInterviews by Grant Bowman and Emmalee MauldinEdited by Victoria Pereira and Andy ZhaoMusic by Chris ZabriskieFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ActiveGalact...Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
This Vault Contains 100 Years of Astronomy! Active Galactic 2019-12-04 | Join the Active Galactic team on their exploration through Mt. Wilson Observatory's plate vault, a collection containing more than 100 years of astronomical data from telescopes around the globe. From sun spot drawings and spectra to the famous VAR plate, historical treasures abound in the plate vault.For more information about Mt. Wilson's history, check out our video about Edwin Hubble and his groundbreaking discoveries: youtu.be/G72CGPnMIZ4Filmed by Aaron Cargile, Nolan Veneklasen, and Tasnim BoufelfelInterviews by Grant Bowman and Emmalee MauldinEdited by Victoria Pereira and Martin SomozaFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Dont Let Earth Become Venus! #TeamTrees Active Galactic 2019-10-25 | #TeamTrees is an initiative by YouTube creators to raise money to plant 20 million new trees around the world by January 2020. If you'd like to help, go to http://www.teamtrees.org
What Even Is Radio Astronomy? Active Galactic 2019-08-20 | Radio astronomy is an interesting and important subsection of astronomy that allows astronomers to image black holes, radio galaxies, and other phenomena invisible to our eyes and optical telescopes. Join Jenny, one of our former team members, as she explores the ins and outs of radio astronomy.For more awesome radio astronomy information, check out our video about Dr. Anna Kapinska, an assistant scientist and astronomer at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Socorro, New Mexico: youtu.be/-j_WCUDjlrY.Hosted by Jenny CalahanWritten by Sammie Mackie & Jenny CalahanCinematography by Nolan Veneklasen & Victoria PereiraEdited by Victoria Pereira & Martin SomozaGraphics by Martin SomozaMusic in this video"Fortress Europe" by Dan Bodan#astronomy #space #blackholeFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ActiveGalact...Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Active Galactic Channel Trailer Active Galactic 2019-08-09 | Welcome to Active Galactic! We investigate all kinds of things we find interesting about astronomy, physics, and space, and sharing it with the world. We are a student-run group out of Steward Observatory at the University of Arizona. Make sure you subscribe to our channel to see our videos twice a month!Videos featured in this trailer:From the Archives: youtu.be/pEOrm6Gzl54How to Make a Comet in Your Kitchen: youtu.be/IIaKvb7UleE17 Tonnes of Spinning Glass: youtu.be/BP9HNVuGb-gLosing the Sky: youtu.be/X5dXdBxDxswAGV Tours Palomar Observatory: youtu.be/q3SgmWU5arcOrbeez History of Exoplanets: youtu.be/UjZDJ0cfyp0Walking at the Speed of Light: youtu.be/Zewuq19wtfwOur Galaxy as a Frisbee: youtu.be/8v1XPhRy8hAFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Hubble, Mt. Wilson and the Expanding Universe Active Galactic 2019-08-06 | Edwin Hubble's contributions have been invaluable to the study of our universe. We visited Mt. Wilson Observatory to learn about his research and his legacy. FOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ActiveGalact...Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
The Astrogeologist Who Taught The Apollo Astronauts Active Galactic 2019-07-20 | On the 59th anniversary of the Apollo moon landing, join Active Galactic as we travel to the United States Geological Survey and the Cinder Lake Crater field in Flagstaff, Arizona to learn more about the science that helped prepare the Apollo astronauts to land on the moon.In this video, The Astrogeologist Who Taught The Apollo Astronauts, we get to see the GROVER, the test vehicle for the lunar rover, and learn about Gene Shoemaker, the first astrogeologist, the man who ALMOST got to go to the moon, and taught geology to the Apollo astronauts.This video is part of a collaborative project with other creators from the channel #WeCreateEdu. Make sure you check out the other videos here:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlt1h57yoMAGlmwJ7FaF3PzOR81qSUXj2We release new astronomy videos twice a month, so remember to like, comment, and subscribe. to our channel!Please check out our other Apollo Anniversary videos below:Mapping the Moon for Apollo 11: youtube.com/watch?v=yfJ5SUISvxk&t=43sWhy did NASA Explode Craters in the Desert: youtu.be/yhoooBpndogHow did NASA Prepare for Apollo: youtu.be/RFn4ePViRoI#Apollo #NASA #space #EugeneShoemakerFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ActiveGalact...Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Mapping the Moon for Apollo 11 Active Galactic 2019-07-18 | Distant Lens, an original documentary short from Active Galactic, tells the unbelievable true story of how a scrappy group of planetary scientists at the University of Arizona put their knowledge to the ultimate test to provide NASA with the vital information they neededto send a man to the moon. Dr. Gerard Kuiper and Ewan Whittaker, two brilliant and sometimes eccentric lunar scientists, were thrust to the forefront of exploration when they were tasked with taking the first up-closephotographs of the moon's surface and mapping the moon for the eventual Apollo 11. With increasing pressure from the government and a string of technical issues, Kuiper and Whittaker operated on the cutting edge of planetary science, laying the groundwork for one of the greatest achievements ever made by humankind. Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Lunar Legacy content, and check out our other Apollo Anniversary videos here!Why did NASA Explode Craters in the Desert: youtu.be/yhoooBpndogHow did NASA Prepare for Apollo: youtu.be/RFn4ePViRoI#Apollo #NASA #spaceFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Why did NASA Explode These Craters in the Desert? Active Galactic 2019-07-02 | The anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing is July 20th, 2019, and to celebrate we uncovered stories about how Arizona contributed to this historic mission. The Cinder Lake Crater Field in Flagstaff, Arizona is an amazing landmark in our space travel history. From exploding 47 artificial craters to training astronauts, we dive into why NASA used Cinder Lake in the late 1960's to build a model atlas of the moon. Enjoy!Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Lunar Legacy content!Our first Apollo video: youtube.com/watch?v=RFn4ePViRoI&tVeritasium crater video: youtube.com/watch?v=E7uGvsT_nnM&tSpecial Thanks to Lazslo Kestay and Kevin Schindler for helping with this one!Produced byNolan Veneklasen &Emmalee MauldinFilmed byTasnim BoufelfelFaye RuizImages and Archival Footage:United States Geological Survey in Flagstaff, AZ- usgs.govNorthern Arizona Space Training- https://lowell.edu/"Images of America" by Kevin Schindler and William SheehanMusicBramen w MiddleEast - The KountDangerous Rendezvous - EarmakeStargazer - The Lemming ShepherdsFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
How did NASA Prepare for Apollo? Active Galactic 2019-06-18 | The 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing is coming up soon and the mission was an incredible feat for mankind, but there was a lot more preparation for this historic landing than most people know about. So how did NASA prepare for Apollo? Join one of our producers as he dives into the University of Arizona's Space Imagery Center archives to learn about the Surveyor missions that made landing on the moon a reality.Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss the rest of our Apollo series leading up to the moon landing anniversary!Check out our live session about the making of this video: youtu.be/RFn4ePViRoI#Apollo #MoonLanding #AstronomyIf you want to learn more about the Space Imagery Center and their archives, visit their website here: https://www.lpl.arizona.edu/sicFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Decoding a Message For ALIENS! Active Galactic 2019-06-11 | We recently made a video about the Arecibo message and we were interested in decoding this message that was "meant for aliens." We grabbed four experts with different specialties and presented them with the message to see what they could do. Watch them lose their minds while they try to figure it out!Please like and subscribe!Check out our other Arecibo message here: youtu.be/pvBreeQpRGIDon't miss our live stream Q&A about this video: youtu.be/8WhBumkrx1EFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Galaxy Evolution with Ekta Patel Active Galactic 2019-06-05 | This is the re-edited version of Women of Discovery: Ekta Patel's Journey. We took some feedback from our viewers and made some changes to improve the quality of the video, hope you enjoy!Our interview with Ekta Patel, a graduate student at the University of Arizona's Steward Observatory, is a great inspiration for young people everywhere! She shares her current research, struggles with courses, and engages in fulfilling outreach programs. Thank you so much, Ekta!Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!Check out our live session Q&A about the making of this video here: youtu.be/UYzAc7xBcew#WomenofScience #WomenofDiscovery #astronomyFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Peering into Black Holes with Dr. Anna Kapinska Active Galactic 2019-05-21 | For our fifth Women of Discovery video, we visited Dr. Anna Kapinska, an assistant scientist and astronomer at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Socorro, New Mexico. She uses the Very Large Array to conduct her research in radio astronomy. The AGV team talked to Dr. Kapinska about studying black hole jets, outreach with the Radio Galaxy Zoo, and experiences as a woman in astronomy.Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!For more information on Dr. Kapinska and her work, check out her website here: icrar.org/people/akapinskaFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Where Orion is Known as Al-Jawza Active Galactic 2019-05-09 | "Cultural astronomy is basically the anthropology of astronomy. It looks at how people view the night sky." Join the AGV team as Dr. Danielle Adams guides us through the Arabian folklore of the constellation we know as Orion. Every constellation has a story behind it, and in this video of our Arabian Folklore series we will be delving into the mythology of Al-Jawza'.Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!For more information on Dr. Adams, check out her page at Lowell Observatory: https://lowell.edu/staff-member/danielle-adams/FOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideosTwitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Checking Out the Books that Changed Astronomy Active Galactic 2019-04-09 | Dive into Special Collections at the University of Arizona with Dr. McCarthy as he gives you a tour of original texts which make up the foundation of modern astronomy. Featuring books by Galileo, Kepler, and Copernicus, this video is a fascinating introduction to the birth of contemporary astronomy, and is an experience that can't be missed!Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!Don't miss our live session on Tuesday, April 16 at 12:30 p.m. where we'll answer all your questions live! Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=XLpIXluwS3o#astronomy #space #booksFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ActiveGalact... Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
The Blooper Reel Active Galactic 2019-04-01 | Happy April Fools’ Day from your friends at AGV :)Compiled by Victoria PereiraPlease like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!#bloopers #blooperreel #astronomyVideo Credits:Cute Arctic White Fox Laughing Vine - Failzzzyoutu.be/XUFh9MQAb5cMusic Credits:Fluffing a Duck by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0)Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100768Artist: http://incompetech.com“Hello” by Adele (XL Recordings)All rights belong to the artist and recording label. Active Galactic Videos is using a selection under Fair Use and is not claiming any ownership over the music.youtu.be/YQHsXMglC9A“The Sound of Silence” by Simon & Garfunkel (Columbia)All rights belong to the artist and recording label. Active Galactic Videos is using a selection under Fair Use and is not claiming any ownership over the music.youtu.be/4fWyzwo1xg0“Glamorous” by Fergie (Interscope, A&M, will.i.am)All rights belong to the artist and recording label. Active Galactic Videos is using a selection under Fair Use and is not claiming any ownership over the music.youtu.be/q0SyUgw98tE“Night Train” by Jason Aldean (Broken Bow)All rights belong to the artist and recording label. Active Galactic Videos is using a selection under Fair Use and is not claiming any ownership over the music.youtu.be/pOrd3CRrtas“The X-Files” by Mark Snow (Warner Music, WEA International)All rights belong to the artist and recording label. Active Galactic Videos is using a selection under Fair Use and is not claiming any ownership over the music.FOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
High Energy Astronomy: A Telescope is Born Active Galactic 2019-03-19 | The Schwarzschild-Couder Telescope is a brand new radio telescope planned to be a part of the Cherenkov Telescope Array. This telescope has two mirror surfaces that will help astronomers study Cherenkov radiation with higher precision than ever. The Schwarzschild-Couder prototype was constructed at VERITAS Observatory here in Arizona, so we took a trip up and talked to some experts for the inauguration of this revolutionary telescope.Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!Don’t miss our live session Q&A about this video next week! Two of the AGV team members will sit down with our producer, Matthew, to discuss the making of the video. Check out our VERITAS: Hunting Gamma Rays video:youtu.be/TB3drYfTVB0 Music in this video is “Air Hockey Saloon” by Chris Zabriskie http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_ZabriskieResources for More Information: VERITAS Observatory: https://veritas.sao.arizona.edu/CTA: cta-observatory.org Rene Ong: http://astro.ucla.edu/~rene/Cherenkov Light: http://www.radioactivity.eu.com/site/pages/Cherenkov_Effect.htm#CTA #VERITAS #telescopesFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
Exploring the Solar System with Dr. Ingrid Daubar Active Galactic 2019-03-05 | Meet Dr. Ingrid Daubar, a staff scientist in Geophysics and Planetary Geosciences at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. From working on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to finding a landing site for InSight and preparing to study one of Jupiter’s moons with Europa Clipper, Dr. Daubar is working on a diverse lineup of NASA missions crucial in learning more about our solar system and those beyond. Dr. Daubar took some time to talk to us about these missions, her work, and being a woman in astronomy for the newest installment of our Women of Discovery series. Thank you, Dr. Daubar!Please like, comment, and subscribe for more Active Galactic content!Don’t miss our live session Q&A about this video next week! Two of the AGV team members will sit down with our producer, Matthew, to discuss the making of the video. Check out some of our other videos:Dr. Jessie Christiansen: youtu.be/ymQnmEYack8Dr. Claire Max: youtu.be/805MBfRMN3MHiRISE and Shine: youtu.be/9fgT83Jx7f0 Music in this video is “Out of the Skies, Under the Earth” by Chris Zabriskie http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Chris_ZabriskieResources for More Information: Dr. Daubar’s JPL Page: science.jpl.nasa.gov/people/DaubarNASA InSight Mission: mars.nasa.gov/insightNASA MRO Mission: mars.nasa.gov/mroNASA Europa Clipper: europa.nasa.gov#WomenofDiscovery #InSight #JPLFOLLOW US on social media and at our website!Facebook: facebook.com/ActiveGalacticVideos Twitter: @activegalacticInstagram: @activegalacticvideosSnapchat: @active_galacticWebsite: http://activegalacticvideos.com
