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A Microphone on Mars?

Air Date: 04/14/2003
Run Time: 0:29:47

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Guests:

• Greg Delory, Science and Data Systems Coordinator, University of California, Berkeley

Topics:

What would you sound like on Mars? Berkeley researcher Greg Delory and the Planetary Society have developed the Mars Microphone, so that we can find out. Emily Lakdawalla explains the surreal sulfur palette that paints Jupiter's moon Io, and Bruce Betts has water on Mercury, new moons, and a moony trivia question.

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