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Welcome to Bedtime Astronaut, where we drift through the universe one idea at a time. Each episode explores real space science, planetary history, and astronomical discoveries in a calm, steady voice—perfect for unwinding at the end of the day.© 2026 Bedtime Astronaut Astronomia Astronomia e scienze spaziali Scienza Successo personale Sviluppo personale
  • What Would Happen If Earth Stopped Spinning? | Bedtime Astronaut For Sleep
    Feb 22 2026

    In this episode of Bedtime Astronaut, we gently invite you to explore a fascinating hypothetical scenario: what would happen if Earth stopped spinning? As you unwind, join us on a journey through imagination and science, delving into the intricate mechanics that govern our planet's rotation. This constant motion, a backdrop to our daily lives, is crucial to the cycle of day and night and is a testament to the enduring forces that have shaped Earth over billions of years. Together, we'll explore the catastrophic consequences and intriguing possibilities of an Earth at rest. From the forceful winds and shifting oceans to the profound changes in our environment and climate, we'll contemplate the delicate balance that keeps our world in harmony. Through this exploration, gain a deeper appreciation for the unseen forces that silently choreograph the dance of our planet, offering a moment of calm reflection amidst the vastness of the universe.

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    2 ore e 24 min
  • Will the Universe Ever End? | Bedtime Astronaut For Sleep
    Feb 19 2026

    In this episode of Bedtime Astronaut, we invite you to join us on a tranquil exploration of one of the cosmos's most enigmatic mysteries: the ultimate fate of the universe. As you settle into a comfortable state of relaxation, we'll ponder whether the universe, in its grandiosity and complexity, is destined to continue its infinite expansion or meet an eventual end. This question, which has intrigued scientists and philosophers alike, leads us to contemplate the very nature of existence and our place within the cosmic tapestry. Guided by historical insights and modern discoveries, we'll delve into the remarkable journey of the universe since its inception with the Big Bang. We'll explore how the universe behaves like an ever-expanding balloon, with galaxies drifting apart as space itself stretches. This expansion, first observed by Edwin Hubble, challenges us to think about the dynamic and ever-changing cosmos we inhabit. As we navigate these cosmic ideas, we invite you to let the gentle rhythms of space and science lull you into a peaceful state, making this celestial voyage as calming as it is enlightening.

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    2 ore e 30 min
  • What Is Gravity, Really? | Bedtime Astronaut For Sleep
    Feb 16 2026

    In this soothing episode of Bedtime Astronaut, we gently float through the cosmos to unravel the enigma of gravity. As you relax into your evening, allow yourself to be carried by the thoughtful narrative exploring this fundamental force that shapes our universe. Gravity, an invisible yet powerful presence, cradles us on Earth and choreographs the celestial dance of planets and stars. Often overlooked in its omnipresence, we delve deeper to understand its essence and significance. Our journey begins in the 17th century with the groundbreaking work of Sir Isaac Newton, whose insights into gravity transformed our understanding of the natural world. Newton's law of universal gravitation revealed the mathematical framework behind the celestial motions, offering a glimpse into the universe's hidden language. As our exploration continues, we approach the early 20th century, where Einstein's revolutionary ideas further expanded our comprehension of this profound force. Join us as we calmly journey through time and space, discovering the layers of mystery and knowledge that gravity holds.

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    2 ore e 29 min
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