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[Q&A] Is Mars Worth Exploring, Imaging Our Galaxy, Rogue Planets

[Q&A] Is Mars Worth Exploring, Imaging Our Galaxy, Rogue Planets

Published 2Β years, 6Β months ago
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How can we possibly know how does the Milky Way look like? Is Marth worth further exploration after not finding any life there for years? How can we realistically settle on the Moon? All this and more in the week's Q&A show.

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  • 00:00 Start

  • 00:43 [Andoria] Multiple rogue planets discovered by JWST

  • 04:58 [Vulcan] How did we take a photo of our own galaxy?

  • 08:10 [Risa] Why did The Big Bang not collapse under gravity?

  • 10:13 [Aeturen] Why waste money on Mars?

  • 17:23 [Vendikar] Realistic ways to settle on the Moon?

  • 20:58 [Remus] How to interest kids in space?

  • 23:59 [Janus] Any updated on Artemis?

  • 27:25 [Cait] How can galaxies move away faster than light?

  • 28:30 [Betazed] Black hole naming problem

  • 31:22 [Cheleb] Is Moon better than the ISS?

  • 34:38 [Nimbus] The Zoo hypothesis VS dinosaurs

  • 37:28 [Belos] Will we ever see a proper Neptune mission?

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