#360: Collaboration vs. Competition: Advancing Space Exploration Together & Other Space Questions

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The Great Attractor & Saturn’s Rings: Unravelling Cosmic Questions

Space Nuts: The Great Attractor, What Makes a Moon, and Life Beneath the RingsIn this listener Q&A episode of Space Nuts, Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson tackle a curious collection of cosmic questions. They explain why a crescent Moon can appear alongside the Sun in the ...  Show more

Japan’s Phobos Mission & Martian Quakes: Exploring Mars’ Moons, Canyons, and the Search for ET

Space Nuts: Mars’ Moons, Martian Quakes, and the Search for ETIn this engaging episode of Space Nuts, Andrew Dunkley and Professor Fred Watson explore two mysteries from Mars, along with a new effort to listen for signs of life beyond Earth. First, they unpack Japan’s Martian Moo ...  Show more

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