Beyond Series – Looking beyond Beyond E09

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Beyond Series – Looking beyond Beyond E09

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Feb 19, 2020

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Dr Aidan Cowley is a science advisor at ESA working with students and researchers on ideas that could shape the way we go forward to the Moon. In this episode, he discusses an initiative called Spaceship EAC, the future of space exploration and an alternative use for your kitchen microwave as we look beyond low Earth orbit.

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Feb 19, 2020

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Beyond Series – Looking beyond Beyond E09

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