Cheap Astronomy offers you 10 minute weekly podcasts on a wide range of astronomy, astrophysics, cosmology, space science and space exploration topics. At Cheap Astronomy you're only as cheap as the telescope you're looking through.
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Science on the ISS is a series of 10 minute podcasts covering the wide range of scientific research activities taking place aboard the International Space Station. Science on the ISS is a Cheap Astronomy production written by Steve Nerlich. Listeners are welcome to copy and distribute these episodes for non-profit purposes.
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Doubtful mechanics.By Steve Nerlich
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Fretting again.By Steve Nerlich
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Another episode with impact.By Steve Nerlich
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An episode with impact.By Steve Nerlich
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Still looking.By Steve Nerlich
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Heavy stuff.By Steve Nerlich
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What else is there.By Steve Nerlich
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Know-it alls.By Steve Nerlich
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Well...By Steve Nerlich
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Smoke gets in your eyes.By Steve Nerlich
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Where is everyone?By Steve Nerlich
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Keeping warm.By Steve Nerlich
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Immortality is hard work.By Steve Nerlich
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Digging deeper.By Steve Nerlich
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The really nasty ones.By Steve Nerlich
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The shielding options are not glamorous.By Steve Nerlich
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Space radiation.By Steve Nerlich
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Those tricky next steps.By Steve Nerlich
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As big as it is large.By Steve Nerlich
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Are we alone, and if so can we have all the planets?By Steve Nerlich
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Asking questions and not always answering them.By Steve Nerlich
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Strange new worlds.By Steve Nerlich
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Very dense and podcastable.By Steve Nerlich
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Looking askance.By Steve Nerlich
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Space travel or the lack thereof.By Steve Nerlich
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Too much is never enough.By Steve Nerlich
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Self-consciousness.By Steve Nerlich
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Stumbling around in the dark again.By Steve Nerlich
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Something stupid.By Steve Nerlich
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Our very big home.By Steve Nerlich
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Two steps (at least).By Steve Nerlich
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Making sense of things.By Steve Nerlich
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We all need some space.By Steve Nerlich
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We've plundered Earth, what's next?By Steve Nerlich
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Next steps, if we don't trip first.By Steve Nerlich
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Robots like us.By Steve Nerlich
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Practically.By Steve Nerlich
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Robots are doing it for themselves.By Steve Nerlich
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Things that orbit the Sun and clear their orbits.By Steve Nerlich
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Building the future.By Steve Nerlich
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A mining proposal.By Steve Nerlich
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Very small rocks.By Steve Nerlich
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Blowing off some steam.By Steve Nerlich
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Staying alive.By Steve Nerlich
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An unlikely creation.By Steve Nerlich
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Checking out the neighbors.By Steve Nerlich
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What can the anti-matter be?By Steve Nerlich
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The Moon or bust.By Steve Nerlich
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More star stuff.By Steve Nerlich
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Expanding and lifting.By Steve Nerlich
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