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This is Top Fly Time Machine. I am Andy Hotbodied Dawson, pow, pow, pow.

I'm Sam Nistie Delaney, so what?

Well, come along. It's another episode of the Life Logistics Thread subpod, call it whatever you want, that we do, where we look at the problems that you,

the average listener, has and we, the award-winning podcasters, like to solve them for you.

Just so we start, mate.

Yeah.

Just because we've already recorded this week's topical episode and this is something that

came to my attention afterwards.

I just sort of mentioned to you, it might be something we do as a deep dive at a later

point but there's a story in the Times today and it's quite something.

The headline is, scientists dream of lunar arc to save endangered animals, right?

And the picture is like,

they've done a sort of a cobbled together

what looks like a very hastily put together

Photoshop of the moon

with an elephant and a wasp on it.

And also in the background, some test tubes, right, to sort of illustrate

what this story is.

And the subhead goes,

frozen samples of endangered animals

could be stored on the moon

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