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Aug 9, 2020 2 hr 28 min

95# The Doomsday clock | 100 seconds to midnight

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95# The Doomsday clock | 100 seconds to midnight This wee we talk about the iconic Doomsday Clock, symbolising the gravest perils facing humankind is now closer to midnight than at any point since its creation in 1947. To underscore the need for action, the time on the Doomsday Clock is now being expressed in seconds, rather than minutes:, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Science and Security Board which includes 13 Nobel Laureates, moved the Doomsday Clock from two minutes to midnight to 100 seconds to midnight. we discuss the reasons for the clocks movement, whats criteria is used and the worlds Nurturer capability's and even the most powerful Nukes on the planet. We also talk about this weeks funny and bizarre news as well as all the latest from earth space and beyond. Get in touch! Have a question for us or a comment or suggestion you can email us [email protected] NASA_NEVER Neverstraightanswer And if you like what we do here and what to help us keep the lights on then you can become a patreon www.patreon.com/neverastraightnswer Were available on all platforms to go subscribe

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