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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2024 · 21 MIN

Interplanetary Awesomeness with a NASA Scientist

from Cruz through HTX · host Freddy Cruz

2024 is predicted to be a peak year for auroras. Depending on where in the world you are, they’re either northern lights or southern lights. But how likely is it that we’ll see an aurora in Houston? Dr. Sabine Stanley, author of the book What’s Hidden Inside Planets, joins the podcast to break it down. In addition to auroras, we talk about helium rain, life on other moons, and a bunch of interplanetary awesomeness. To learn more about Dr. Stanley’s work as a distinguished professor at Johns Hopkins University and as a scientist on the NASA Mars InSight mission, go HERE. Please consider leaving a review on your favorite podcast platform and/or sharing with your family and friends. It's how we grow the show and keep guests like Dr. Stanley comin!Support the show: https://cruzthroughhtx.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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