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Astronomer Heidi Hammel on the New Jupiter Impact

Airdate: Monday, August 10, 2009
Running Time: 00:28:52
Listen: Windows Media | MP3

Jupiter got another black eye on July 19. Heidi Hammel returns to tell how astronomers around the world jumped into action, even turning the newly-refurbished Hubble Space Telescope toward the big planet. Bill Nye likes the idea of gas stations in space. Emily Lakdawalla returns from maternity leave with a brand new Q&A segment, and Bruce Betts says you might still catch the Perseid meteors if you hurry. A new What's Up space trivia contest, too.

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Guests

• Heidi Hammel, planetary scientist and Planetary Society Board member

Related Information

• Amateur Astronomer Anthony Wesley's first report and image of the impact
• Heidi Hammel Bio
• Hubble Space Telescope July 23 image of Jupiter impact