56: Fiction Science with Mika McKinnon

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56: Fiction Science with Mika McKinnon

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Jul 31, 2016

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Master of Disaster Mika McKinnon talks about how she injected real science into the sci-fi series “Stargate”. We discuss how she balanced accuracy and entertainment, and how she influenced the way scientists were portrayed on that show.

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Jul 31, 2016

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