EPISODE · May 14, 2013 · 58 MIN
Musical Muscles, Cicadas and Moon Rocks
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Why would a musician need a physiotherapist, and how do cicadas clean their wings are two fascinating question we discover on today's Fuzzy Logic. Simon Kravis interviews Bronwyn Ackermann Pozzible Thanks!
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Why would a musician need a physiotherapist, and how do cicadas clean their wings are two fascinating question we discover on today's Fuzzy Logic. Simon Kravis interviews Bronwyn Ackermann http://www.aspah.org.au/public/ Then imagine you were given Moon rock samples from The Apollo missions. Your job is to analyse them. Don't worry that the entire planet knows about them, that astronauts risked their lives, and the budget outlay was ginormous. Go sample this lot. That was the mission given to Prof Ross Taylor, who we interviewed for Fuzzy, courtesy of the Mars Society. And, in a great win for international relations, we interview the US Ambassador, Jeffrey Bleich when we caught up with him at Tidbinbilla Deep Space Complex for the 40th anniversary of the 70 metre dish. Brought to you by Alice, Becca, Tom, and Rod. If you enjoy listening to Fuzzy Logic, we appreciate your support for us and 2xx by contributing through Pozzible Thanks!
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