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Astronomycast Episode 626 The Terrestrial Planets, Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.

Welcome to Astronomycast for weekly facts-based journey through the cosmos, where we help you

understand not only what we know, but how we know what we know. I'm Fr. Cain, publisher of

University of University with me as always is Dr. Pamela Gay, a senior scientist for the planetary

sciences student and the director of causal growth. Hey Pam, how are you doing? I am cold.

I am cold. In my studio, it is 18 degrees Celsius. It's in the 60s inside the house because outside,

we're in the negative numbers and our house needs new windows.

Yes. We should at least acknowledge. I know you don't want to talk about it, but there

exists a telescope called James Webb and things seem to be happening to this telescope.

That's all we can do. That's all I think Pamela is willing to talk about this week, maybe in

future weeks we will go into greater detail, but until it is fully deployed, it is a telescope

that shall not be named. So I've already enraged her bringing this up. Brought for deep-seated

emotional scars and now she's going to need probably a nice stiff drink afterwards to get over

the anxiety. But we're just another week or two and we're fully deployed and then we move

into the testing of phase. Anyway, I'm not going to talk about anymore. The thing that I do want

to talk about is that we are looking to bring on more of the science communicators for the weekly

space hangout crew. We weekly space hangout. And of course, this is the show that we do every Wednesday.

It's like a round table of a variety of space science communicators. Some are practicing

astronomers, some are PhD graduates, some are space journalists like me. And we rotate through

this group of people and we've got a bunch of slots open up. And the person that this is perfect

for is someone who wants more practice or wants any kind of practice in doing live science

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