Exocast-41b: Erin May from observing to theoretical GCMs, Strange stars, #ExoCup2019 and the News

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In Exocast-41b we talk to Dr Erin May about all things from observing to theoretical GCMs, Hugh discusses Strange transit signals, we review #ExoCup2019 and go through the months Exoplanet news.

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