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Astronomycast Episode 289 from Monday, January 14, 2013.

Terenkov Radiation

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 Kane, I'm the publisher of University and with me is Dr. Pamela Gaia Professor at Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville.

Hey Pamela, how are you doing?

I'm doing well, and I love that this is the one and only time.

I can pronounce something that you mispronounce.

Shhh, you can do Russian, Shelingkoff.

How does it, how do you say it?

Shelingkoff

Shelingkoff, see, I had it in me.

In case Presto wants to re-use this, Astronomycast Episode 289 from Monday, January 14, 2013.

Shelingkoff Radiation

So, well thank you very much, I'm really glad you were able to bring a Russian train.

It will be only time.

I know, you've got, you learned Russian for this, all your training for this very moment.

So, we're going to be at Science Online.

I guess by the time you receive this, we will have already been at Science Online, which was a really cool conference in North Carolina.

So that's sort of, and that's going to cause a little bit of weirdness.

So we're going to try and record some shows live while we're there, at least hang out from a restaurant or something and do a couple of episodes to catch up.

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