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Apr 11, 2026 54 min

Nos han dejado solos

from Cosmos Hosted by Radio UASLP Jessica Pérez Mena

Bola de fuego cruza Europa; qué hacer si te encuentras un meteorito. Cómo ver el movimiento de los planetas en el cielo. ¿Será posible comunicarnos con seres del universo?.

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