53 - Stop Talking About It And JUICE Go To Jupiter

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53 - Stop Talking About It And JUICE Go To Jupiter

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Apr 13, 2023

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In this episode, we talk all about JUICE, the European Space Agency mission that launches today April 13 to study the Icy moons of Jupiter (Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto) and the Jovian system - and also why I am in Germany to make a mocktail!

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Apr 13, 2023

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53 - Stop Talking About It And JUICE Go To Jupiter

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