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How are stars born? June 22, 2011

Posted by Wesley Fryer in : astronomy, podcasts, questions , 1 comment so far

In this podcast, Rachel (age 7) and Wesley discuss some questions about how stars are born.

http://cinch.fm/wfryer/talkingscience/247407

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Podcast02: Einstein’s Contributions and Interesting Quirks February 5, 2007

Posted by Wesley Fryer in : podcasts, questions , 4comments

In this podcast interview, 9 year old Alexander Fryer shares his thoughts about why Albert Einstein is a good role model, and his understanding of Einstein’s major discoveries including the photoelectric effect, e=mc2, and relativity. Alexander also discusses some of the important impacts of Einstein’s discoveries, and some questions he has been pondering since studying about Einstein for a 3rd grade book report assignment.

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Podcast1: Questions about the Center of the Universe and Dark Matter October 23, 2006

Posted by Wesley Fryer in : astronomy, podcasts, questions , 4comments

In this introductory podcast, Alexander and Wesley explain the goals and ideas for the Talking Science podcast. Talking Science is a collaborative podcasting project, providing learners of all ages with opportunities to share their questions, answers, and ideas about science with a global audience. Alexander and Wesley share some initial questions about the universe, focusing on the existence of a center in the universe, the big bang theory, and dark matter. Learn more and contribute your own podcasts on talkingscience.speedofcreativity.org. (Location: Edmond, Oklahoma, USA)

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