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Lars works for the European Space Agency and speaks about his role organizing
education and public outreach for the ESA’s role with the Hubble Space Telescope, helping
artists/amateurs work with HST imagery, importance of public outreach and more.
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Slacker Astronomy pays a visit to WGBH studios in Boston – home of
Morning Stories. We talk about astronomy, our favorite astronomical subjects,
why we are into it, etc. All helped with the deft hand of producer
extraordinaire Tony Kahn.
maybe this will change things

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Dr. Willson is an expert in red, pulsating stars also known as Miras.
wonder what this really means

Rebecca joined us in our 10th chit chat until we bored her out the
door. But Doug Welch was a trooper and hung out until the end! We do listener mail, follow
ups, a promo, show news and more…
does anyone know the real story

Keith is the creator of NASAWatch and co-editor of
Spaceflightnow.com. He talks about the evolution of NASAWatch, the goings on
in public space policy and experimental Mars habitats on Earth.
I like this:)

The is the audio from the Cafe Scientifique meeting hosted by McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada on Thu, Oct 4, 2006. Doug Welch and Ralph Pudritz are the presenters. Cafe Scientifique meetings are very interactive and the audience is a big part of the event. Each of the three parts lasts about 30 minutes.
great news thought i would never see this.

The is the audio from the Cafe Scientifique meeting hosted by McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada on Thu, Oct 4, 2006. Doug Welch and Ralph Pudritz are the presenters. Cafe Scientifique meetings are very interactive and the audience is a big part of the event. Each of the three parts lasts about 30 minutes.
how doe this impact my state

The is the audio from the Cafe Scientifique meeting hosted by McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada on Thu, Oct 4, 2006. Doug Welch and Ralph Pudritz are the presenters. Cafe Scientifique meetings are very interactive and the audience is a big part of the event. Each of the three parts lasts about 30 minutes.
Rome wasnt built in a day!

AFP – A huge physics detector that will scour outer space for clues to the origins of the universe began the first stage of its voyage to the International Space Station at Geneva airport on Wednesday.
this is so true