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In this episode, Alex talks more about himself and his experiences with college.
This episode features the first "Lightning Round", a little experimental piece that could make it's way to being a regular segment. Let me know what you think, email the show at todayinspace.net/contact
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
Opportunity’s view from Cape Tribulation
Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Cornell Univ./Arizona State University
Ceres Interior: Cutaway view of Ceres showing the differentiated layers of the asteroid.
Last Update: 29 Mar 2011
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Image of an Antares rocket rolling out to the launch pad at Wallops Island, Virginia. The rocket’s two AJ26 engines will be replaced by RD-181 engines.
Credit: NASA/Joel Kowsky
At the end, Alex talks about his theory of perspective and reference frame and why it is so important after he couldn't find Comet Lovejoy...even with a star map.
Enjoy & Thanks for listening!
Ceres is being approached by the Dawn Mission, while Charon & Pluto are being approached by the New Horizons mission. If I mentioned that after Ceres, it will see Pluto...I was wrong.
