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Embedded below the fold. Unlike most of my Batchelor podcasts, this one was not a review of all the most recent and important space stories. Instead, the first eleven minutes or so John allowed me to review and discuss the launch trends that I uncovered in compiling the worldwide launches since 1998.
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Embedded below the fold. Strange astronomy and planetary geology was the focus tonight.
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Embedded below the fold. Funding astronomy, what is working and what is not.
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Embedded below the fold. The focus here was the Sun’s solar cycle and the Earth’s magnetic field, among other things.
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Embedded below the fold. I began to talk very fast near the end, not because I am a New Yorker but because I feared we would soon be cut off. Listen and find out why.
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Embedded below the fold. This was a short 10 minute podcast, something we haven’t done in more than a year. We focused mostly on two topics, the lobbying going on in the press to influence future Trump space policy and a review of my most recent Mars rover update.

This will also be the last podcast this year. Batchelor is off next week, but he will be replaying many of the podcasts I’ve done with him during the week.
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Embedded below the fold. We spent some time talking about the James Webb Space Telescope, and the terrifying possibility that it might not work.
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Embedded below the fold. We spent the first half of this podcast discussing the changes to Trump’s NASA transition team, trying to get a handle on what those changes might mean.
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