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Sep 2022
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Astronomy Daily the Podcast - Sampler Ed...

Stuart Gary
About this episode
Welcome to a sampler edition of our new Astronomy & Space Science News podcast, Astronomy Daily - the Podcast.
Hosted by Andrew Dunkley (one half of the Space Nuts podcast) and his feisty AI Assistant/Newsreader Hailley.

Each day Andrew and Hailley bring you a roundup of the day's developments in the rapidly changing world of Space Science and Astronomy, from stories featured in the Astronomy Daily Newsletter.

Presented in a fun format, this short-form podcast is designed to keep you in touch while entertaining you.

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You can also stream episodes via the website...just visit www.spacenuts.io - where you can also find details on how to subscribe to the newsletter - it's free- from us to you.

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