Join Felix and Anish as they dive into the largest moon in our solar system: Ganymede, and one of the most scientifically engrossing targets for space exploration. They look into Ganymede's strong magnetic field, what its icy surface and mysterious ridges have revealed about its past, and examine the intriguing possibility of an ocean hidden beneath miles of ice that could support life. From scientific breakthroughs made by the Galileo spacecraft to exciting goals of missions like JUICE, they will go over how researchers are pushing the boundary to comprehend this enigmatic world, and why Ganymede is one of the most promising candidates in the search for extraterrestrial life.

In this episode, Felix and Anish travel to the outermost part of the solar system to explore one of the biggest mysteries, the Oort Cloud. Lately referred to as the birthplace of long-period comets, this part of our sky is supposed to be full of icy bodies with secrets that wait for their time to come out.

Learn how the Oort Cloud serves as a bridge between our solar system and interstellar space. Felix and Anish will discuss some interesting theories on its formation, along with comets Hale-Bopp and Halley's Comet, which figure importantly, and the dwarf planet Sedna, which may reside within its icy grasp.

Tune in as they discuss the latest research on what could be unveiled by future missions regarding this cosmic frontier. Listen in to learn more about the fascinating world of the Oort Cloud!

Join Felix and Anish as they explore the revolutionary James Webb Space Telescope-JWST-the world's most powerful space observatory. Learn how this incredible feat of engineering will revolutionize the understanding of the cosmos, from star and galaxy formation to searching for other habitable worlds.

Felix and Anish take you through JWST's incredible features, from its enormous sunshield to its stunning infrared imaging capabilities to its unique location at the second Lagrange point-known as L2. They share fascinating insights into how JWST is already reshaping our view of the universe using its stunning images and revolutionary discoveries.

Tune in as they discuss some of the most exciting findings from the telescope-from examining distant galaxies just after the Big Bang formed them to studying the atmospheres of exoplanets.