The Galactic InquirerOctober 2 NSAAC Meeting, with Guest Speaker Phil Orbanes Author Michael Deneen Ph.D. Date October 3, 2020 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleEarth & Space Report No 6, with AAVSO Director Stella KafkaNext articleGAAC Meeting, October 9 2020, with Robert Naeye and Finding Life on Other Worlds You may also like Why We Don’t Need to Save the Planet – It’s our Biosphere that Needs Help Governance in Outer Space: Future Challenges and Authoritarian Prospects [1] Contest Prize Winner: Fast Radio Bursts: A Decades Long Puzzle 1 COMMENT The multimedia presentation by Phil Orbanes starts at timestamp 29:10. Reply LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply Comment: Please enter your comment! Name:* Please enter your name here Email:* You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Website: Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Δ Recent Articles Contest Prize Winner: Interlinked: The Mystery of Quantum Entanglement October 9, 2025 Contest Prize Winner: The Solar System from the Perspective of Space Probes October 9, 2025 Contest Prize Winner: Should We Send Robots or Humans into Space? October 9, 2025 Contest Prize Winner: The Sky Beneath October 9, 2025 Results of the Galactic Inquirer’s Inaugural Astronomical Science Writing Contest for High-school Students May 25, 2025 Recent comments William H. Waller on Governance in Outer Space: Future Challenges and Authoritarian Prospects [1] Bruce Lazarus on Why We Don’t Need to Save the Planet – It’s our Biosphere that Needs Help William H. Waller on Contest Prize Winner: The Solar System from the Perspective of Space Probes William H. Waller on Contest Prize Winner: Interlinked: The Mystery of Quantum Entanglement William H. Waller on Contest Prize Winner: Artificial Intelligences and Machines (AIs/AMs)as Catalysts for First Contact with Alien Societies William H. Waller on Contest Prize Winner: The Potential of Time Travel Lies in Space William H. Waller on Contest Prize Winner: Fast Radio Bursts: A Decades Long Puzzle Contest Prize Winner: Fast Radio Bursts: A Decades Long Puzzle | The Galactic Inquirer on Statistical Properties of Fast Radio Bursts from the CHIME/FRB Catalog 1: The Case for Magnetar Wind Nebulae as Likely Sources William H. Waller on Astronomical Meeting in South Africa Makes History Bruce I Lazarus on Musical Explorations of the Messier Catalogue of Star Clusters and Nebulae William H. Waller on October 2 NSAAC Meeting, with Guest Speaker Phil Orbanes William H. Waller on Earth & Space Report #4: Galactic Blowhards William H. Waller on Galactic and Extragalactic Astronomy: an Introduction William H. Waller on The Magic of Comet Hunting bruce lazarus on Musical Explorations of the Messier Catalogue of Star Clusters and Nebulae Soni Razdan, AP Physics Student at RHS on Musical Explorations of the Messier Catalogue of Star Clusters and Nebulae Samuel Azucena on The Magic of Comet Hunting Liam McCarthy, AP Physics Student, Rockport High School on Galactic and Extragalactic Astronomy: an Introduction Patrick Amoroso on Our Elusive Milky Way Nate Allen on The Search for Extraterrestrial Life
The multimedia presentation by Phil Orbanes starts at timestamp 29:10.