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Up Next: Geometry Gone WILD! 🌀 (opens the original)
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Hey there, fellow curious mind 👋Remember learning the Pythagoras theorem in school?You memorised it.Wrote it in an exam.And perhaps quietly wondered when you would ever use it again.Well… geometry would like a word.Because it turns out, geometry is everywhere.In the way a cat twists itself mid-air.The way you parallel park your car.The way a tennis racket tumbles.The way an astronaut manoeuvres in space.And that brings us to our next Pint of View lecture.As always, you’re hearing about it first.
Lecture #26: Gaze, Glamour & Respectability Returns (opens the original)
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Hey there 👋We heard you.After our last Kathak & Bollywood lecture, quite a few of you from the other side of town said to us:“This sounds amazing… but why is everything in KP?” 😅Fair point.So this time, we’re bringing one of our most fascinating lectures to Baner — for everyone who wanted to attend but couldn’t make it the first time.And as always, you’re hearing about it first.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="
Our next lecture: Black holes, supernovae & the story of us (opens the original)
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Hey there, fellow curious mind 👋Take a deep breath.The oxygen filling your lungs...The calcium in your bones...The carbon that makes up every cell in your body...None of it was born on Earth.Long before our planet existed, these elements were forged deep inside stars that lived extraordinary lives, exploded in spectacular deaths, and scattered their remains across the Universe.Quite literally—we are all made of star stuff.And in our next Pint of View lecture, we’re following that story back to w
Your next lecture: Black Holes, Exploding Stars & X-Ray Astronomy 🌌 (opens the original)
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Hey there, fellow curious mind 👋Look up at the night sky.What do you see?A handful of stars.A few planets.Perhaps a faint stretch of the Milky Way.But here’s the surprising part.That’s only a tiny fraction of what’s actually happening out there.Hidden from our eyes is an entirely different universe—one filled with black holes swallowing matter, stars exploding in spectacular supernovae, neutron stars spinning hundreds of times every second, and enormous clouds of gas heated to millions of degree
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