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Hello You, this is the podcast of Insight Science from BBC Radio 4 first broadcast on the 25th of

October 2018 I'm Adam Rutherford at Astra once again for yet another amazing trip into space, this time a 10-year mission to boldly go to almost the center of the solar system to investigate one of the neglected planets, a mercurial ball of metal covered by a thin toxic crust of volatile volcanic

maelstrom it is in fact mercury and probably the most pressing biomedical concern of the

current age antibiotic resistance we take a look at the consequences of industrial

scale usage of antibiotics in farming in India.

But first, it's the defining political issue of this generation and science is not exempt from the potential impact of Brexit.

At the start of the week a phalanx of senior scientists in the UK and other European countries,

29 Nobel Prize winners among them sent two openly other European Commission President Jean-Claude Unker.

In the letters, the author authors assert the importance of

internationality in science, the free movement of researchers and

warn against the possibility of Britain's scientific isolation within Europe.

Basically they make their case that a no-deal Brexit without provision

for continuing scientific partnership would severely damage both British and European science.

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