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Astronomycast, episode 254 from Monday, February 27, 2012. Reflection and Refraction.

Welcome to Astronomycast, our weekly facts based journey through the cosmos, where 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, and with me is Dr. Pamela Gaye, a professor at Southern Illinois University, Everett's Fill.

Hey Pamela, how you doing?

I'm doing well, how are you doing?

I'm doing really well.

So once again, we're recording this episode of Astronomycast as a live Google Plus Hangout, and if you ever want to join us and watch us record this show live,

you can just go to CosmoQuest.org slash Hangouts, and we've got a listing of all of the really cool live hangouts that we've been doing.

But you know, not just Astronomycast, we're doing our weekly space hangout, we're live streaming telescopes, we're interviewing astronomers, and...

So much more.

Space scientists, and you know, you name it, we've been covering it, so check that out if you want to participate in any of this stuff.

And you can interact with us, you can ask us questions, you can jump into our Hangouts, we're having a lot of fun.

And I got one more thing.

Okay, go for it.

Which is, if you've never done this, one of the best ways to help out Astronomycast is to go and write a review on us in iTunes.

Yeah.

And so you can go to iTunes, search for Astronomycast, and then you can leave a review and let people know what you think about the show and the stuff that we're doing.

That's cool.

That was all my stuff for this week.

That works.

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