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I'm Clyde Lewis, and this is Ground Zero.

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Or you do podcasts by phone, which is 701, 7199949, 9949, and that'd be awesome if you, if you wanted to do that.

I tried the podcast by phone.

It's amazing.

It's like have your own little recorder. It's like having your little CD player with Ground Zero shows on it. If you have it hooked into your radio, I was in a parade last Saturday. We actually did that. We called the number, put it through the phone into the radio, and we were blasting it in all speakers. It sounded great. So you do that yourself. You don't have to waste your data either, which is awesome.

That's a good thing.

So this morning, I was eager to read about the new Earth-like planet orbiting around Proxima Centauri.

The announcement was made, and the new planet is called Proxima B.

They finally gave the planet a name.

It's called Proxima B.

Astronomers have discovered that this Earth-sized alien world, which lies to 4.2 light years from our own solar system, they say that it could be, well, they say it's an Earth-like planet.

It's rocky kind of, you know, and there's water.

And so what's even more exciting is that one of the, when you were you looking, I was reading

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