Space Exploration Has Another Banner Year

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Space Exploration Has Another Banner Year

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Dec 31, 2021

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2021 proved to be an exciting year in the world of space exploration. From successful missions to Mars to private companies launching their own rockets, it all bodes well for the expansion of space exploration in the coming years.
Guest: Danielle Venton, KQED

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Dec 31, 2021

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