That's Tronby Cast, episode 561, remembering Catherine Johnson. Welcome to a Tronby Cast,

where we face face-stripping through the Cosmills, where we help you understand not only what

we know, but how we know what we know. I'm Fraser Kane, publisher of the universe today,

with me as always is Dr. Pamela Gay, a senior scientist for the Planetary Science Institute,

and the Director of Cosmical Quest. Hey, Pamela, how you doing? I'm doing well. How are you doing today,

good. This, I guess, is not a bonus episode. Actually, this is another bonus episode of

Tronby Cast. In the alternate universe, I would still be traveling to Japan right now,

but thanks to the coronavirus, I am not. And so, my loss, you're gained, enjoy this bonus episode

of Tronby Cast. And really, you know, for the next few months, nobody's going nowhere.

And so, we will just stay right where we are, tether to our computers, making content for your

entertainment, because it just beats the alternative of wandering out into this terrifying virus-filled

planet. So, the moral of the story is, folks, find your squad on the internet, hang out, talk

science, play video games, don't leave your house, and if you do wash your hands. Yeah. And if we do end

up, if things get even more serious, which it's looking like in the US, like it looks like we've

got things pretty well controlled in Canada. We do not. We have a lot of testing kits available. Yeah,

I don't know if you've heard. There was, there's more testing done just in our province, just in

British Columbia, than your entire country, than all of the US. I am not leaving my house.

I know. Yeah. As an immunochimpromised individual who already has lung damage, I am not leaving my

house. You cannot make me, well, I'm going to garden. I'm not going to leave my yard. Yeah.

I won't get vitamin D efficiency. Yeah. We will have fresh ground meat. Yeah. So, I'm currently on the,

you know, wander around my city, not feel super concerned about it, because it looks like, you

know, right now we know very, very well where the disease is in Canada. But I am practicing washing

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