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Astronomy Cast, episode 228 from Monday, April 11, 2011.

Giovanni Cassini.

Welcome to Astronomy Cast, our weekly facts based journey through the cosmos.

We help you understand not only what we know, but how we know what we know.

My name is Fraser Cain. I'm the publisher of University Day, and with me is Dr. Pamela Gay at Professor at Southern Illinois University, Everett'sville.

At Pamela, how are you doing?

I'm doing well. How are you doing Fraser?

I'm doing really well. This is kind of cool. We are doing our first-ever live hangout version of recording astronomy cast.

While we're doing our astronomy cast recording, we've actually got eight of our good astronomy friends listening in and watching us on videos.

We do the recording, so no pressure.

Please, please be kind to us. That's all we ask.

We've got a bunch of announcements. We'll get through them as quickly as we can.

We know you don't like them.

First, I was a guest on the caustic soda podcast.

My good friend, Torne Atkinson, and team.

Now, because of weird time dilation, the episode that I recorded is going to be showing up in July, but we're saying this is April 11th,

but in fact, it's all, times all, weekly, time you wind you.

Time is just relative. That's all.

Time is just relative. That's right. So we're moving at a faster velocity.

Or is it a slower, anyway.

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