Inside the black hole lighthouse
Let’s zoom into the event horizon.
Jan 13, 2026 · 49 min · 19 segments
This conversation explores the fascinating intersection of math, physics, and art, highlighting how these disciplines inform and inspire one another. Dr. Ronald Gamble discusses his journey as a…
Ronald GambleGuestAutumn PhaneufHostI'm your host, Autumn Phaneuf, and I am joined by Dr. Ronald Gamble, an artist, co-host of the popular podcast, Science Will Win, a theoretical physicist at NASA, and a research scientist at the University of Maryland College Park.
Now, I'm curious, where did your, uh, intersection of math and physics and art come into play? Tell us a little about your experience and your journey with us.
I'm your host, Autumn Phaneuf, and I am joined by Dr. Ronald Gamble, an artist, co-host of the popular podcast, Science Will Win, a theoretical physicist at NASA, and a research scientist at the University of Maryland College Park.
Now, I'm curious, where did your, uh, intersection of math and physics and art come into play? Tell us a little about your experience and your journey with us.
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Inside the black hole lighthouse
Let’s zoom into the event horizon.
Hearing spacetime speak
Here’s how waves become audible reality.
Patterns unlock the physics
First, find the repeating structure everywhere.
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