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EPISODE · Dec 30, 2018 · 17 MIN

2018: a year in space

from Pythagorean Astronomy · host Chris North and Edward Gomez

Chris North, Mat Allen and Sarah Roberts discuss the highlights of 2018, and look forward to 2019. From missions to the inner Solar System, landers on Mars, and rovers on asteroids, lots has happened. In 2019, we're looking forward to New Horizon's flyby of Ultima Thule out in the Kuiper Belt, more results from the asteroid belt, courtesy of both Hayabusa-2 and Osiris-Rex, and developments in commercial spaceflight. An extended edition of an original broadcast on 30th December 2018 as part of Pythagoras' Trousers on Radio Cardiff.

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Chris North, Mat Allen and Sarah Roberts discuss the highlights of 2018, and look forward to 2019. From missions to the inner Solar System, landers on Mars, and rovers on asteroids, lots has happened. In 2019, we're looking forward to New Horizon's flyby of Ultima Thule out in the Kuiper Belt, more results from the asteroid belt, courtesy of both Hayabusa-2 and Osiris-Rex, and developments in commercial spaceflight. An extended edition of an original broadcast on 30th December 2018 as part of Pythagoras' Trousers on Radio Cardiff.

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