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In this edition of #ConversationsWithGoddard, we were joined by black hole expert Dr. Jeremy Schnittman to help us celebrate #BlackHoleWeek!
Dr. Schnittman is a theoretical astrophysicist focusing on black hole accretion flows, black hole binaries, planetary dynamics, and more.
Learn more about Jeremy and his work: https://go.nasa.gov/3AYHEHy
Read and watch more Conversations with Goddard: https://go.nasa.gov/3HEp8rR
Music Provided by Universal Production Music: Super Deluxe! Retro Revival Promos by Lee Richard Miller [PRS]
Video Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Video Descriptions:
00:02 Light blue box slides down to reveal text. It reads “Conversations with Goddard” against a black background.
00:06 Light blue line slides down to reveal text: “Dr. Jeremy Schnittman.”
00:08: Jeremy Schnittman stands in front of a well-used green-gray blackboard. He wears glasses and a blue shirt with a cartoon character holding a flag that says “I love black holes.”
00:15 An office door with black hole pictures and memes. The camera moves inside the office where we see large canvas prints of colorful black hole visualizations.
00:23 A close-up of the blackboard Jeremy was standing in front of. It has notes and equations in different colors of chalk.
00:30 Visualization of binary black hole. A large orange shape, like a black circle with vertical and horizontal orange bands swirling around it, bends around a smaller blue shape that passes in front of it. The visual shows how light bends around interacting black holes. Text in the lower left reads “Binary Black Hole Visualization - Jeremy Schnittman and Brian P. Powell.”
00:36 Back to Jeremy.
00:41 A computer rendering of the Fermi telescope in space. It looks like a gray cube with instruments attached. Text in the lower left reads “Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.”
00:44 A gamma-ray map taken from the Fermi telescope. It appears bright blue near the edges, with a bright yellow stripe surrounded by orange and red cutting through the center. Text reads “Fermi Gamma Ray Map - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.”
00:48 Back to Jeremy
00:54 Newspaper and article headlines discussing Jeremy’s work quickly appear on screen, like paper clippings being piled on a table.
00:56 A red box appears on a black screen with text “Learn more: https://go.nasa.gov/3B0w0vK.”
Dr. Schnittman is a theoretical astrophysicist focusing on black hole accretion flows, black hole binaries, planetary dynamics, and more.
Learn more about Jeremy and his work: https://go.nasa.gov/3AYHEHy
Read and watch more Conversations with Goddard: https://go.nasa.gov/3HEp8rR
Music Provided by Universal Production Music: Super Deluxe! Retro Revival Promos by Lee Richard Miller [PRS]
Video Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Video Descriptions:
00:02 Light blue box slides down to reveal text. It reads “Conversations with Goddard” against a black background.
00:06 Light blue line slides down to reveal text: “Dr. Jeremy Schnittman.”
00:08: Jeremy Schnittman stands in front of a well-used green-gray blackboard. He wears glasses and a blue shirt with a cartoon character holding a flag that says “I love black holes.”
00:15 An office door with black hole pictures and memes. The camera moves inside the office where we see large canvas prints of colorful black hole visualizations.
00:23 A close-up of the blackboard Jeremy was standing in front of. It has notes and equations in different colors of chalk.
00:30 Visualization of binary black hole. A large orange shape, like a black circle with vertical and horizontal orange bands swirling around it, bends around a smaller blue shape that passes in front of it. The visual shows how light bends around interacting black holes. Text in the lower left reads “Binary Black Hole Visualization - Jeremy Schnittman and Brian P. Powell.”
00:36 Back to Jeremy.
00:41 A computer rendering of the Fermi telescope in space. It looks like a gray cube with instruments attached. Text in the lower left reads “Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.”
00:44 A gamma-ray map taken from the Fermi telescope. It appears bright blue near the edges, with a bright yellow stripe surrounded by orange and red cutting through the center. Text reads “Fermi Gamma Ray Map - NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.”
00:48 Back to Jeremy
00:54 Newspaper and article headlines discussing Jeremy’s work quickly appear on screen, like paper clippings being piled on a table.
00:56 A red box appears on a black screen with text “Learn more: https://go.nasa.gov/3B0w0vK.”
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