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Astrobiologist and oceanographer Britney Schmidt explains NASA’s exploration mission on Jupiter’s moon Europa, that will be launched in October 2024. On this week’s episode of Infinite Monkey Cage Brian Cox The Infinite Monkey Cage | Listen on BBC Sounds

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Joe Kilker2 years ago

@themonkeycage @ProfBrianCox @BBCSounds Try pogoing in zero gravity. 😉

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Andy Brooker2 years ago

@ProfBrianCox @themonkeycage @BBCSounds All these worlds are yours. Except Europa Attempt no landing there

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James Krik2 years ago

@themonkeycage @ProfBrianCox @BBCSounds A fascinating mission.

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mr human2 years ago

@ProfBrianCox @themonkeycage @BBCSounds Utter nonsense. Space fantasist.

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The Space Cat2 years ago

@themonkeycage @ProfBrianCox @BBCSounds Einstein: Genius, Imbecile Or Fraud? Thinking the farthest known galaxies ages are 26.6 billion light-years from Earth is no different than thinking your local Walmart was built 10 minutes ago cause it took you 10 minutes to drive there :-).

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🏝 LaLa DaDudette 🐠2 years ago

@ProfBrianCox @themonkeycage @BBCSounds So exciting!

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ADH Dinsdale2 years ago

@themonkeycage @ProfBrianCox @BBCSounds How can this be do you time travel ?

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jpenner 🫒 🍉2 years ago

@themonkeycage @ProfBrianCox @BBCSounds That’s a challenge. How do the scientists figure out a way to drill 30km deep on a celestial body so far away without access to a supply chain? Go on, scientists, you good things! 👍🏻

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Once upon a time ⚖️2 years ago

@ProfBrianCox @themonkeycage @BBCSounds Fascinating stuff. My timeline seemed to have had an algorithm twist for the better!!

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