Welcome back to This Week in Science. As promised, I’m here to bring you news that covers everything from the tiny particles of the quantum world to the most ferocious creatures of the Cretaceous period. …
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Hello and welcome to our post-Thanksgiving episode of This Week in Science. If you’re still feeling stuffed, or are getting ready to devour some delicious leftovers, you’ll definitely want to tune in while you relax. …
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Welcome back to This Week in Science! In this episode, I’m going to be diving into some fascinating new medical research and telling you about interesting discoveries both on our planet and beyond. PLUS, I’ll …
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It’s been a while since last we talked, but I’m glad you’re here. I’ve been working on a new project that I’m excited to share with you all. It’s a weekly podcast wherein I’ll be …
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Although the Cassini mission ended in September 2017, the data collected is still being examined by scientists. So much had been transmitted by the probe that it will take decades to sift through it all. …
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Our home planet. An ecological wonder full of a variety of different types of animal and plant life, vast mountains and plains, and sunsets that awe and inspire. A place we know intimately. But how …
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Do you dream of traveling to space and visiting other worlds? With NASA working hard to get humans to the Moon to stay, one of the goals of this new initiative is to go beyond …
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Picture it: Our solar system, August 25, 1989. NASA’s Voyager 2 spacecraft makes a close flyby of Neptune, giving humanity its first close-up look at the solar system’s eighth planet. This event would mark the …
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I know you all understand, given the events of late, why it has taken so long for me to put out this next episode. But I hope you’ll join me today, as we travel to …
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Once thought to be a barren wasteland, Mercury proved to be much more dynamic and interesting. With temperature variations that are the most extreme in the solar system, and other surprising facts, there is more …
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Do you ever wonder how the planets formed and why are they all so different? Perhaps you want to know where comets and asteroids come from? I hope you’ll join me for this special series, …
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After the moon-landing level excitement of the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo landing this weekend, space enthusiasts were saddened to learn of the passing of a legend in the Space Community. Christopher C. Kraft died …
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Having been born in 1972 at the exact moment the very last humans were walking on the surface of the moon, I wasn’t there to see the live broadcast of Apollo 11. So, you can …
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I know you’ve all seen it. An event created on Facebook where 539,000 people have showed their intent to storm the “secret” government facility known as Area 51 on September 20th of this year. The …
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One of the best parts of being the West Texas NASA Solar System Ambassador is getting the opportunity to work with children. Kids are my favorite audience to interact with because they look at the …
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