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A Sarmicast Episode 547. Why Astronomy? Still need humans. Welcome to a

astronomycaster. Weekly, that's based journey through the cosmos. We'll help you understand

not only what we know, but how we know what we know. I'm Fraser Kane, publisher of

Universe today with me as always, Dr. Pamela Gay, a senior scientist for the Planetary

Science Institute and the Director of CosmicQuest. Hey, Pamela, you're doing well. How

are you doing, Fraser? Great. Back from more travels. I am last week. I was out in San

Francisco for QCon and I'm so grateful for the opportunity to attend that the hosts

gave me. It was an amazing week. I feel so inspired. All I want to do is go and write

software. Unfortunately, I have paperwork I need to get completed first and then I'm

going to write all the software, all of it. All of it will be written and I will enjoy

it. I booked flights for me and Chad to attend the American Astronomical Society meeting

in Oahu in January. So we're in. We'll be there. And so if you're listening to this and

you are also attending WAS, find us. It's hanging out. We will all be there together. We'll

all be there together. Yeah. Few sciences have been able to take advantage of the power

of computers like astronomy, but with all this computing power, you might be surprised

to learn how important a role humans still play in all the science. Pamela, you're telling

me that humans haven't been completely relegated to the feeding and servicing of computers.

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