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BAN #289: 2020 was worse than you thought, See me talk about other planets

18 January 2021 Issue #289

BAN #295: Polar vortex meanderings, Cooper hawk sightings

08 February 2021 Issue #295

BAN #311: Apophis impact no longer an immediate threat, Numerology, Live talk

05 April 2021 Issue #311

BAN #330: South pole time-lapse, Voyager 1 rides the waves

10 June 2021 Issue #330

BAN #386: Space praise, active space rocks, volcano from space, superhero health

23 December 2021 Issue #386

BAN #303: OK, let's try this again, again; Perseverance roves; Night sky victory in Colorado

8 March 2021 Issue #303

BAN #307: New season of HtUW, A gorgeous spiral galaxy

21 March 2021 Issue #307

BAN #314: NSFW, Mars Odyssey 20th, von Kármán vortices

15 April 2021 Issue #314

BAN #316: A shot in the arm, An unfortunate name for new cosmic objects

22 April 2021 Issue #316

BAN #354: Free scifi app giveaway!, Thinking about thinking

2 September 2021 Issue #354

BAN #382: Wary cassowary, Taming the perilous skies

09 December 2021 Issue #382

supernovaesupernovae

+3+3

Mini-Neptunes may be hot and solid. Also, a star blew out a LOT of stuff before exploding.

Exoplanets keep getting weirder, and a pre-supernova star expelled truly vast amounts of helium

Philip Plait

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