S24E96: Mystery Space Junk | SpaceTime with Stuart Gary | Space News Pod

SpaceTime Series 26 Episode 96
*New tool in the hunt for dangerous asteroids
A new asteroid discovery algorithm as identified its first "potentially hazardous" asteroid -- space rocks orbiting close enough to Earth to be a concern.
*Why some asteroids are able to generate magnetic fields
A new study suggests that heat generated by collisions between accreting asteroid fragments could be enough to produce magnetic field traces in some metallic meteorites.
*Mystery space junk was Indian
A mysterious object that washed up on a Western Australian beach last month has finally been confirmed as space junk from a spent Indian rocket.
*The Science Report
Back-to-back La Niña events likely to become more frequent under climate change.
Study shows vegetarian diet helps to lower cholesterol and blood sugar levels.
The remnants of what's believed to be Southeast Asia's earliest curry found in Vietnam.
Skeptics guide what to wear when ghost hunting
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