NASA's Juno w/ Michelle Thaller

Talk Nerdy with Cara Santa Maria

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Natural Sciences, Science, Society & Culture

4.7 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 12 July 2016

⏱️ 59 minutes

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This week, Cara and Dr. Michelle Thaller (Deputy Director of Science for Communication, NASA) #TalkNerdy about the Juno spacecraft's recent entry into Jupiter's orbit and why it's so damn important that all of humanity take a moment to stop and just look up.

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to Talk Nurdy. It is Monday, July 11th and I'm
0:19.7	your host Kara Santa Maria. This week I want to give a shout out to those of you who made
0:24.4	talk nerdy possible including those of you who visited W.W.
0:29.8	Patreon.com slash talk nerurdy and pledged your support of the show at the highest
0:36.4	level I want to thank Phil T Bear and Timothy Glover and additional supporters
0:42.1	include Rod Adams, Charles Payette, Jafe, the
0:46.9	honorable husband Gabriel Felipe Herramio Gonzales, Ken Fyfer, Brian Holden, and Jeffrey Sewell.
0:55.0	And you know what, guys, there are literally like hundreds more of you.
0:59.0	I want to thank all of you from the bottom of my heart for making talk nerdy possible and for continuing
1:05.2	to allow it to be 100% free to download.
1:09.2	You know what, I'm really excited about my guest this week so I'm ready to dive right in. She has the coolest
1:16.2	title she's the deputy director of science for communication at NASA
1:21.0	headquarters. Without any further ado here she is Dr. Michelle Thaler.
1:27.0	Michelle thank you so much for taking the time to sit down and chat with me remotely across the country today.
1:36.3	Hey anything that is nerdy in the title I'm there.
1:39.0	We're very happy to be here.
1:40.3	I'm so excited.
1:41.5	So I literally just got back from a camping trip like a few minutes ago so I
1:45.2	apologize in advance if my voice is a little scratchy and my head is not quite my
1:50.7	processing speed isn't quite I'm'm just enough today, been sleeping on the ground,
1:55.6	but we had such a wonderful time, drove up about five hours in California and brought the telescope so that we could do some
2:03.4	stargazing and it was just lovely. How often in your job working for NASA do you
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