This week Bryan and Eric welcome Michael Kandrashoff on the show to discuss one of Eric’s favorite subjects: telescopes! (Ha, you thought we were going to say Egypt)
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The planet Earth is a noisy and active place. Full of radio transmissions, pollution, bustling cities, and billions of people making it all happen. Assuming that in our universe, we are accompanied by other highly developed intelligent life forms, they most likely would be doing something similar on their worlds. If that is the case, then we should have a very clear picture of what to look for during our search. Last time we looked at humanity’s willingness to accept the concept of alien life. Now we examine our efforts to find it.
Eric and Sarah conclude the discussion of Space Probes while Bryan makes stupid jokes on the side. Be sure to listen PAST the Outro this time, nerds! Enjoy!
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Eric, Bryan, and guest Michael Kandrashoff finish up their discussion of the history of telescopes, and make an important call to action. Please Help Lick!
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“Whoopie! Man, that may have been a small one for Neil, but that’s a long one for me.” -Pete Conrad, Third Man on the Moon. Spoke these words as he stepped foot on the lunar surface.
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