EPISODE · Apr 4, 2019 · 52 MIN
Spinoff Technology. 30 Dangers to Humans in Space. Studying Glaciers from Space.
from CiTR -- AstroTalk · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine
More on NASA Spinoff Technology. NASA has identified 30 dangers to humans in space. One example is how blood flow is impacted by micro-gravity in space. NASA is studying glaciers from space. Jane Stupic looks through a telescope for women's history month. Review of NASA's Europa Clipper mission.
Embed this episode
NOW PLAYING
Spinoff Technology. 30 Dangers to Humans in Space. Studying Glaciers from Space.
0:00
52:35
1×
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
CiTR -- Thunderbird Locker Room
CiTR & Discorder Magazine
The Thunderbird Locker Room gives you a backroom perspective on varsity athletes, coaches and staff here at UBC.
CiTR -- Folk Oasis
CiTR & Discorder Magazine
Kumbaya-free folk music!(*currently on hiatus)
CiTR -- Thunderbird Radio Hell
CiTR & Discorder Magazine
Thunderbird Radio Hell features live band(s) every week performing in the comfort of the CiTR lounge. Most are from Vancouver, but sometimes bands from across the country and around the world are nice enough to drop by to say hi.
CiTR -- The Jazz Show
CiTR & Discorder Magazine
CiTR is proud to present one of the best jazz shows in Vancouver. It has been hosted by notable jazz musician Gavin Walker since 1984. He features Jazz music that is respectful of its tradition and influential to the future. Every 11 o clock an album or an artist is featured and explored in depth. Walker's extensive knowledge and hands-on experience as a jazz player has made this show one of the most listened to in its genre.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is this episode of CiTR -- AstroTalk?
This episode is 52 minutes long.
When was this CiTR -- AstroTalk episode published?
This episode was published on April 4, 2019.
Can I download this CiTR -- AstroTalk episode?
Yes. Use the download control on the episode player to save the publisher-provided media file.
URL copied to clipboard!