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From Dr. John Mulchaey on Carnegie Science and the Future of Astronomy

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0:28feel this way now like if you haven't lived through one you have to see one. >> Hello internet. This is your captain speaking Lester Nare and this week we are very excited to share our first guest interview as a part of our collaboration series with Carnegie Observatories, one of the most historically important astronomy institutions in the world that just so happens to be based right here in our backyard in Pasadena, California. Founded by Andrew Carnegie more than a century ago, Carnegie has helped to shape modern science through a culture of independent curiosity-driven research across astronomy, Earth and planetary

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  1. EP 41

    Dr. John Mulchaey on Carnegie Science and the Future of Astronomy

    A wide-ranging interview with Carnegie Science President John Mulchaey on dark matter, giant telescopes, exoplanets, science funding, and why eclipses still matter.

    Dr. John Mulchaey on Carnegie Science and the Future of Astronomy

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