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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2026 · 55 MIN

Gemínidas

from Cosmos · host Radio UASLP Jessica Pérez Mena

Sucede una de las lluvias de meteoros más importantes del año, estos y algunos objetos más para observar en el cielo. ¿Porque hace frío si la Tierra está más cerca del Sol?

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Sucede una de las lluvias de meteoros más importantes del año, estos y algunos objetos más para observar en el cielo. ¿Porque hace frío si la Tierra está más cerca del Sol?

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Sucede una de las lluvias de meteoros más importantes del año, estos y algunos objetos más para observar en el cielo. ¿Porque hace frío si la Tierra está más cerca del Sol?

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