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Nemesis Death Star Theory Jimmy Akin's Mysterious World
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MYS088: Does our solar system contain a dramatic secret object, a hidden second star that has caused the destruction of countless life forms on Earth? Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli explore the Nemesis death star theory and whether it’s responsible for a regular cycle of mass extinction on Earth.
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Chapters for this episode:
MYS088 – 00:00:00
Intro – 00:22:09
Defining terms – 01:50:20
Problems with IAU definitions – 04:37:63
Binary star systems – 09:07:51
Iridium as evidence – 11:46:26
Rhenium – 17:43:69
The origin of the Nemesis name – 21:46:52
Isotopes – 23:47:46
Theories – 26:02:39
Faith Perspective – 27:14:20
Reason Perspective – 29:53:72
Is the whole basis of the theory wrong? – 29:59:12
Does Sol have a distant companion? – 32:00:04
Red dwarf – 32:37:25
Brown dwarf – 35:11:38
Huge, undiscovered planet – 36:30:08
Black hole – 38:00:07
What have astronomers found? – 40:11:25
Alternatives to Nemesis – 40:46:10
Shiva hypothesis – 42:05:15
Bottom Line – 44:47:53
When to expect next Rain of Death – 45:22:24
Further Resources – 46:01:48
Mysterious Feedback – 46:46:02
Mysterious Headlines – 56:55:17
Next Time: Egyptian Black Magic Harem Conspiracy – 58:23:17
Links for this episode:
* Richard Muller’s book Nemesis: The Death Star
* Sam Kean’s book The Disappearing Spoon
* Richard Muller’s homepage on Nemesis
* Richard Muller’s most recent (2002) paper on Nemesis
* Richard Muller’s 1985 New York Times Magazine article on Nemesis
* Wikipedia on Nemesis
* Scholtz and Unwin’s paper on Planet “9” being a Primordial Black Hole
* Our solar system might have a black hole
* Space.com article on multi-star systems
* Letter from a Young Listener
* Please spread the word about the podcast. a href="https://itunes.apple.
MYS088: Does our solar system contain a dramatic secret object, a hidden second star that has caused the destruction of countless life forms on Earth? Jimmy Akin and Dom Bettinelli explore the Nemesis death star theory and whether it’s responsible for a regular cycle of mass extinction on Earth.
Get all new episodes automatically and for free:
Subscribe using the RSS feed | Subscribe using Apple Podcasts | Subscribe using Google Play | Subscribe using Stitcher | Subscribe by Email
Help us continue to offer Jimmy Akin’s Mysterious World. Won’t you make a pledge at SQPN.com/give today?
Chapters for this episode:
MYS088 – 00:00:00
Intro – 00:22:09
Defining terms – 01:50:20
Problems with IAU definitions – 04:37:63
Binary star systems – 09:07:51
Iridium as evidence – 11:46:26
Rhenium – 17:43:69
The origin of the Nemesis name – 21:46:52
Isotopes – 23:47:46
Theories – 26:02:39
Faith Perspective – 27:14:20
Reason Perspective – 29:53:72
Is the whole basis of the theory wrong? – 29:59:12
Does Sol have a distant companion? – 32:00:04
Red dwarf – 32:37:25
Brown dwarf – 35:11:38
Huge, undiscovered planet – 36:30:08
Black hole – 38:00:07
What have astronomers found? – 40:11:25
Alternatives to Nemesis – 40:46:10
Shiva hypothesis – 42:05:15
Bottom Line – 44:47:53
When to expect next Rain of Death – 45:22:24
Further Resources – 46:01:48
Mysterious Feedback – 46:46:02
Mysterious Headlines – 56:55:17
Next Time: Egyptian Black Magic Harem Conspiracy – 58:23:17
Links for this episode:
* Richard Muller’s book Nemesis: The Death Star
* Sam Kean’s book The Disappearing Spoon
* Richard Muller’s homepage on Nemesis
* Richard Muller’s most recent (2002) paper on Nemesis
* Richard Muller’s 1985 New York Times Magazine article on Nemesis
* Wikipedia on Nemesis
* Scholtz and Unwin’s paper on Planet “9” being a Primordial Black Hole
* Our solar system might have a black hole
* Space.com article on multi-star systems
* Letter from a Young Listener
* Please spread the word about the podcast. a href="https://itunes.apple.
59 min