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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2022 · 29 MIN

Extinctions: Space station splashdown

from Third Pod from the Sun · host American Geophysical Union

The International Space Station feels like a permanent fixture. It’s been up there since 2000! But earlier this year, NASA announced it is bringing the ISS back to earth in the 2030s as it plans for new space stations. We talked with Justin Walsh about what he’s learned about human life in space by doing archaeology research on the ISS and what he’s racing to study before the space station goes extinct in a watery grave back on Earth.  This episode was produced by Sara Whitlock and mixed by Collin Warren, with production assistance from Jace Steiner.  

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