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you listen to podcasts. Each week, the world of archaeology, geology, and science in general

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I'm Martin Willis, your host.

Anyone that follows the show will know that last

Thursday, we had our UFO headlines. And then the day after was a file dump from AARO. And so we did a little

video on that. You can catch that on our YouTube channel. But I am really excited to have our guest tonight, Robert Powell,

scientists. He heads the SCU. We're going to be talking about that and also the event this year in Toronto that they're having.

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