Hydrogen Abundance

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Hydrogen Abundance

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Mar 13, 2021

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We learn about why hydrogen is so abundant! What are quarks? What makes stars? What about the other elements? Tune in to a more experimental episode as a new recording set up is put to the test.

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Mar 13, 2021

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Tune in to hear the rising Chemist Mark talk science! Hear some news, a fun fact, and the topic of every episode! Keeping it close to Chem, Mark will talk about the history, books, or questions related to his favorite field of study. Follow @_stuffmatters on twitter for updates, and @andmoremark2 on instagram for photos! Got a critique, question, or topic idea? Feel free to email stuffmatterpodcast@gmail.com.

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