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Going to Bed for NASA

Air Date: 03/16/2009
Run Time: 0:28:52

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Guests:

• Heather Archuletta, NASA experimental test subject,

Topics:

Heather Archuletta gave up seven weeks of her life and a piece of her well-being to help prepare us for trips to Mars. We'll talk with her about the experience. Bill Nye says militarizing space is way too expensive. Who has the biggest camera in space? Emily knows. And Bruce Betts lights up the sky for Mat Kaplan with another space trivia contest on What's Up!

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