Hi, everyone. Fraser here. Sorry about this, but we lost the first

10 minutes of this episode. I'm not really sure why but something messed up with recording it to Google so

So this is where it starts in Ian is talking about how scientists are kind of concerned about the redefinition of

Earth-like planets. So we only lost about maybe five ten minutes of his recording. So sorry about that

The science media I can take a higher grant and say I'm a scientist and I'm in the media. So therefore we're not going to publish anything like that.

But the point is, especially online media, you have the right traffic to these articles and often

you know, the especially tabloid press, they don't care about science. They'll say, oh, it's been discovered here

and it may be super earth-orbiting outside the habitable zone. They don't care.

I mean, the point is it brings people in and then they might explain a little bit of the quantity of luck.

But the science media we have to be more careful because

ultimately we have to be accurate. So I

occasionally, perhaps one of the two articles I'll sit by when I see that the

Roger the article has used Earth-like to mean

a completely different kind of world that is nothing Earth-like Earth-like. So I have to go in and edit it.

But up here, because science media is like that. But whereas tabloid media, they

they wouldn't care. We have other means of driving traffic and yeah

and after your headlines is a moment.

Okay, cool. Well, so Nancy, you've got a story about how, oh, can you mute your mic again?

You've got a little bit of an echo there. So Nancy, you've got a story this week on University about how

Mars soil could be sucking up water from the atmosphere?

Yeah, there were some geologists that were working down in Antarctica in the McMurdo drivali area,

which is a cold polar desert. And they were finding areas of moist patches of soil,

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