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Episode 70 - Guests in Spaaaaaaace . . .
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audio
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Science
Society & Culture
Publication Date |
Aug 10, 2018
Episode Duration |
01:09:24

This week is a potpourri of space and sci-fi strangeness, starting with a look back (and forward) at Project Blue Book, the Air Force study of UFO sightings 1952-1969 soon to be a new drama series on the so-called History Channel. Joining Ben and Celestia is F. Andrew Taylor, journalist and cartoonist, who spent the San Diego Comic Con drawing attendees' descriptions of UFO encounters to help promote the series for the History Channel. Then we head to the Star Trek convention in Las Vegas, where Celestia was able to chat with physicist Dr. Erin Macdonald (formerly of LIGO, who specializes in general relativity) and emergency physician and skeptic Dr. Angela Mattke, both avid Trekkies and science communicators. 

This week is a potpourri of spacey strangeness, with a look back (and forward) at the Air Force UFO study know as Project Blue Book, soon to be a History Channel series. Joining Ben and Celestia is F. Andrew Taylor, journalist and cartoonist, who drew attendees' UFO sightings at the San Diego Comic Con. Then, at the Star Trek con in Las Vegas, Celestia chats with physicist Dr. Erin Macdonald (formerly of LIGO) and emergency physician Dr. Angela Mattke, both Trekkies and science communicators. 

This week is a potpourri of space and sci-fi strangeness, starting with a look back (and forward) at Project Blue Book, the Air Force study of UFO sightings 1952-1969 soon to be a new drama series on the so-called History Channel. Joining Ben and Celestia is F. Andrew Taylor, journalist and cartoonist, who spent the San Diego Comic Con drawing attendees' descriptions of UFO encounters to help promote the series for the History Channel. Then we head to the Star Trek convention in Las Vegas, where Celestia was able to chat with physicist Dr. Erin Macdonald (formerly of LIGO, who specializes in general relativity) and emergency physician and skeptic Dr. Angela Mattke, both avid Trekkies and science communicators. 

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