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We try, a second time, to answer a question from Maeve, who is almost 3 years old. answers. For more on rainbows on other planets, see episode .
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A question from Ida, age 4. answers. Find out more about the , the , , and . For more on Dr. Janiver’s work, see episode .
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A question from Kellan, age 6. answers. To learn more about Wellesley College’s Whitin Observatory, including public visit nights, go . For more on what you can do to reduce light pollution, see from Dark Sky International.
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A question from Maeve, who is almost 3 years old. answers. For more on Dr. Soto’s work, see episodes and .
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A question from Issac, age 5. Dr. Nancy Chabot answers. For more on Dr. Chabot’s work, see episodes and . For more on the Planetary Defense, see . For more on the , see the mission website.
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A question from Issac, age 4. answers. For more on Dr. Rich's work, see episodes , , , or , or visit the Carnegie Observatories . Find the pocket solar system instructions .
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A question from Renny, age 4. answers. For more on Dr. Christensen's work, see episodes and .
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A question from Sabine, age 5. Dr. Christopher Snead answers. For more on Dr. Snead's work, see Episode 184 of Spacepod. Do you know a kid with a space question? Upload it at listentospacepod.com and I’ll do my best to get an answer!
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answers. For more about planetary insides, check out her book, "". Do you know a kid with a space question? Upload it at and I’ll do my best to get an answer!
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answers. Do you know a kid with a space question? Upload it at and I’ll do my best to get an answer!
info_outlineDr. Morgan Cable returns to the show after nine years! She tells us how she creates new minerals in her laboratory. She explains how this work helps shape NASA's Dragonfly mission. She encourages listeners to have confidence in their results.