838: Using Pulsars to Navigate in Space with Dr. Zach Putnam

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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Doctor Putnam, Welcome to the Question Show

01:48 • 5min

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How Long Does It Take to Detect a Radio Wave on a Spacecraft?

06:53 • 2min

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X-Ray Pulsar Pulse Ex Navigation

08:52 • 2min

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X-Ray Detection

11:06 • 3min

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Observing a Second Pulse

13:51 • 2min

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Detection of Gravitational Waves Using X-Ray Polaris

15:28 • 3min

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How Do I Know Where I'm At?

17:59 • 2min

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How to Select Polar Intelligently

20:13 • 3min

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X-Ray Pulsars - What's the Limitation?

22:55 • 3min

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Space Flight Computers Are Getting Faster Than Consumer Electronics

25:45 • 2min

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Do X Rays Go Down Fibroptic Cables?

27:55 • 2min

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Is There a Future for a Back Up System for Space Missions?

29:33 • 4min

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How Can an Onboard Navigation System Help Earth Know Where to Point

33:22 • 2min

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Optical Navigation Systems - Uh, Uh.

35:10 • 2min

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Spacecraft Navigation - Is This the Path?

36:50 • 2min

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Is There a Star Tracker on a Spacecraft?

38:32 • 3min

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Space Oriented Communication Networks, Uh, You Know?

41:53 • 2min

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The Future of Navigation Using X Razors

43:58 • 2min

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Are Pulsars a Fingerprint?

46:24 • 2min

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What's the Best Way to Keep Track of Your Research?

48:03 • 3min