Space. The Final Frontier...

Space. The Final frontier… a friend of mine asked me if there is chemistry in space and how it is different from the chemistry, we observe here on Earth. This is an exciting topic. So exciting that I had to make a podcast episode about it. If you would like to share feedback or have a suggestion for a topic, I can now be reached on twitter under @ChemistryinEve1 . Alternatively, you can send an email to chem.podcast@gmail.com . Please note: I made a mistake in this episode. I called the analytical method “nucleor magnetic resonance spectroscopy” accidentally “nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry”. I apologise for this error. Sources My usual Wikipedia starting point · · · · Relevant Physical phenomena and measurements · · · · Analytical Techniques in Astrochemistry · · · Incredible YouTube teaching video by The National Radio Astronomy Observatory NRAO · The Miller-Urey Experiment · WILD-2 comet contains basic amino acid · Panspermia Hypothesis · Princeton introductory lecture notes on Astrochemistry · “How Stuff Works!” YouTube Video on Astrochemistry · Rencontres du Vietnam: “Search for Life: From early Earth to Exoplanets” by Masatoshi Ohishi · Harvard Lecture: Astrochemistry at the Dawn of Star and Planet Formation by Paola Caselli (YouTube) ·

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Space. The Final Frontier... is an episode from Chemistry in Everyday Life by Johannes Vogel.

This episode is 00:18:28 long.

This episode was published on Mar 28, 2021.

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