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The informal seminar series of the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science
The informal seminar series of the Blue Marble Space Institute of Science
BlueSciCon # 47 - Astrobioethics
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Welcome to the conversation. It is March 8th 2017, and this is our 47th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Octavio Alfonso Chon Torres on "Astrobioethics." The show is about 60 minutes long.
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BlueSciCon # 46 - Involve me and I learn: Is the future of space exploration crowdfunded?
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Welcome to the conversation. It is August 16th 2016, and this is our 46th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Wojciech G?adysz on "Involve me and I learn: Is the future of space exploration crowdfunded?" The show is about 30 minutes long.
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BlueSciCon # 45 - Sniffing Alien Atmospheres: Exoplanet spectrophotometry (from ground-, airborne- and space-based ob...
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Welcome to the conversation. It is July 13th 2016, and this is our 45th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Daniel Angerhausen on "Sniffing Alien Atmospheres: Exoplanet spectrophotometry (from ground-, airborne- and space-based observatories)." The show is about 60 minutes long.
57:43
BlueSciCon # 44 - The specialization of the proto-mitochondrion as the respiratory organelle of eukaryotes
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Welcome to the conversation. It is April 20th 2016, and this is our 44th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Sergio Muñoz-Gómez on "The specialization of the proto-mitochondrion as the respiratory organelle of eukaryotes." The show is about 60 minutes long.
58:18
BlueSciCon # 43 - Stars without wars - Institutionalisation of space research and its role in the international secur...
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Welcome to the conversation. It is November 19th 2015, and this is our 43rd podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Haritina Mogosanu on "Stars without wars - Institutionalisation of space research and its role in the international security environment." The show is about 45 minutes long.
47:46
BlueSciCon # 42 - Temperature oscillations near natural nuclear reactor cores and the potential for prebiotic oligome...
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Welcome to the conversation. It is October 10th 2015, and this is our 42nd podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Zach Adam on "Temperature oscillations near natural nuclear reactor cores and the potential for prebiotic oligomer synthesis." The show is about 45 minutes long.
47:20
BlueSciCon # 41 - Genomes, the fossil record and more: Accessing the artifacts of Earth’s earliest evolutionary his...
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Welcome to the conversation. It is September 3rd 2015, and this is our 41st podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Betul Kacar on "Genomes, the fossil record and more: Accessing the artifacts of Earth’s earliest evolutionary history". The show is 36 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
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BlueSciCon # 40 - Astrobiology with Cosmic Rays
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Welcome to the conversation. It is July 23rd 2015, and this is our 40th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Dimitra Atri on "Astrobiology with Cosmic Rays". The show is 28 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
28:13
BlueSciCon # 39 - Live from AbSciCon 2015: Sustained Exploration of the Inner Solar System
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Welcome to the conversation. It is June 14th 2015, and this is our 39th podcast. Today will be a discussion live from AbSciCon 2015 on "Sustained Exploration of the Inner Solar System". The show is 30 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
32:35
BlueSciCon # 38 - Redesigning Human Motivation and Aiming for the Stars
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Welcome to the conversation. It is May 7th 2015, and this is our 38th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Kamir Hiam on "Redesigning Human Motivation and Aiming for the Stars". The show is 30 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
28:49
BlueSciCon # 37 - The Descent of Math
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Welcome to the conversation. It is April 13th 2015, and this is our 37th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Sara Walker on "The Descent of Math". The show is 30 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
29:05
BlueSciCon # 36 - Winter-Safe Deterrence
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Welcome to the conversation. It is March 26th 2015, and this is our 36th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Seth Baum and Kathryn McLaughlin on "Winter-Safe Deterrence". The show is 43 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
43:20
BwBMSIS # 35 - Dr. Dave Denkenberger presents "Feeding Everyone No Matter What"
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Welcome to the conversation. It is November 20th 2014, and this is our 35th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Dave Denkenberger on "Feeding Everyone No Matter What". The show is 35 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
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BwBMSIS # 34 - Dr. Lucas Mix presents "The Zombie Broccoli: What Aliens and Souls Can Tell Us About Ourselves"
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Welcome to the conversation. It is October 2nd 2014, and this is our 34th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Lucas Mix on "The Zombie Broccoli: What Aliens and Souls Can Tell Us About Ourselves". The show is 40 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
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BwBMSIS # 33 - Graham Short presents "Sciworthy: A New Science News Platform for Scientists"
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Welcome to the conversation. It is September 25th 2014, and this is our 33rd podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Graham Short on "Sciworthy: A New Science News Platform for Scientists". The show is 25 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
24:48
BwBMSIS # 32 - Dr. Duncan Forgan presents "Habitability of Tattoine Planets: Even More Complicated Than You Thin...
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Welcome to the conversation. It is August 7th 2014, and this is our 32nd podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Duncan Forgan on "Habitability of Tattoine Planets: Even More Complicated Than You Think". The show is 40 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
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BwBMSIS # 31 - Dr. Abel Mendez presents "Habitabily Metrics for Astrobiology"
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Welcome to the conversation. It is July 3rd 2014, and this is our 31st podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Abel Mendez on "Habitabily Metrics for Astrobiology". The show is 40 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
39:29
BwBMSIS # 30 - Dr. Craig Hardgrove presents "Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Mission Update: The Road to Mt. S...
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Welcome to the conversation. It is June 5th 2014, and this is our 30th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Craig Hardgrove on "Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Mission Update: The Road to Mt. Sharp". The show is 40 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
38:15
BwBMSIS # 29 - Dr. Sanjoy Som and Dr. Jacob Haqq-Misra present "Why explore space?"
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Welcome to the conversation. It is May 15th 2014, and this is our 29th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Sanjoy Som and Dr. Jacob Haqq-Misra on "Why explore space?" The show is 45 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
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BwBMSIS # 28 - Dr. Jeff Bowman presents "Dispatch from the AAAS-CAS workshop: How a bill becomes a law, what you...
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Welcome to the conversation. It is April 3rd 2014, and this is our 28th podcast. Today will be a discussion led by Dr. Jeff Bowman on "Dispatch from the AAAS-CAS workshop: How a bill becomes a law, what you can do about it, and are science appropriations appropriate?" The show is 34 mins long. Audio soundtrack courtesy of the Symphony of Science.
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