Episode

Dr. Jeff Gerber -- Let's Talk Stars

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The Astrophysics Podcast
Published
May 1, 2026
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3947
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Summary

This episode we get back to the objects that inspired the whole field of astrophysics -- stars. Those little points of light that first inspired us as children are incredible physics laboratories that we can still use today to learn about plasma physics, turbulence, and nuclear reactions. Dr. Jeff Gerber tells us why he made his career out of studying how stars work, and how much we still have to learn about these giant balls of plasma.