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Far Out Sedna

Air Date: 03/22/2004
Run Time: 0:31:07

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Guests:

• Mike Brown, Planetary Astronomer, California Institute of Technology

Topics:

It's big, and it orbits farther from the sun than any solar system object yet discovered. CalTech's Mike Brown and his co-discoverers want to name it Sedna, after the Inuit goddess of the cold deeps. We congratulate him on this week's show. Emily talks about the edge of deep space, and Bruce Betts joins us from Texas for What's Up! and the new trivia contest.

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