Why you're always hungry, the Pink Supermoon, billions of T-Rex and a tribute to Michael Collins RIP
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Why you're always hungry, the Pink Supermoon, billions of T-Rex and a tribute to Michael Collins RIP
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This episode included the following guests…
- Micheal Kueppers – ESA’s Hera Mission
- Rohan Naidu – Harvard University
- Vincent Humphry – Climate Scientists at the University of Zurich
- Professor Charles Marshall – Integrative Biology at the University of California
- Dr Sarah Berry – nutritional scientist at King’s College
- Patricia Skelton - astronomy Education Officer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich
- Michael Collins (RIP)
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