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Physical Science Podcast — Episodes 2–4 Recording-Ready Scri...
Cosmo, Lumen & Sirius · 21 min · English · Sep 8, 2026
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Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune reveal how composition, pressure, atmosphere, and rotation create radically different planetary worlds. Then the journey moves to rings, moons, asteroids, comets, meteors, meteorites, the Kuiper Belt, and the Oort Cloud—small bodies that preserve clues about the solar system’s history.
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Deep dive
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Chapters
10
1
Why Huge Planets Can Be Surprisingly Light
0:00
2
Jupiter Is More Than a Ball of Gas
2:12
3
The Great Red Spot and the Discipline of Uncertainty
4:32
4
Saturn’s Rings Are Not a Solid Disk
6:43
5
Uranus, Neptune, and Comparing Worlds
8:43
6
Asteroids: A Planet That Never Finished
10:46
7
Comets Preserve an Earlier Solar System
12:48
8
Meteor or Meteorite? Follow the Vocabulary Chain
14:45
9
The Kuiper Belt and the Oort Cloud
16:43
10
The Solar System Is More Than Eight Planets
18:54
