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Hello and welcome to Backchat. If you think of the Nature podcast as an evidence-based policy decision,

then Backchat is a referendum. This month's schedule reads a bit like a travel itinerary.

The Juno spacecraft has arrived at Jupiter. Rhinos are catching intercontinental flights,

and Britain is planning its departure from the EU. I'm Adam Levy and this month's back chatters

are Lizzie Gibney. Hello Adam. I am a physical sciences reporter here in London. And Dan Cressy.

Hello Adam. I'm one of the senior reporters here. And Celeste Beaver. Hi Adam. I'm the news editor.

Coming up, the UK has voted 52% to 48% to leave the European Union,

whereas last back chat we could only speculate on what the fallout might be,

we now have a month of upheaval to discuss.

We'll also be talking about the Juno spacecraft's arrival at Jupiter

and why tiny spacecraft always get huge attention from the press.

Lastly, and most bizarrely, we'll be talking about plans to airlift rhinos from South Africa

to Australia.

What could possibly go wrong?

First up to Brexit.

We spoke about Brexit in last month's show, which came out on Wednesday, June 22nd. On Friday morning,

the news was out that the UK had indeed voted to leave. Now, first up, Celeste, what was the mood

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