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SoT 88: Monkeys In Space

February 12, 2013
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Download Now!Hosts: Ed Brown, Dr. Shayne Joseph, Lucas Randall, Dr. Simon O’Toole.

Topics covered:

  • Old stars may still make new worlds
  • DNA Analysis Confirms Skeleton of King Richard III
  • Wikipedia – Battle of Bosworth Field
  • How Owls Rotate Their Heads So Far Without Snapping Their Necks
  • Nessie as evidence against evolution … and five odder things kids are taught
  • Iran Launches a Monkey on a Suborbital Rocket
  • Wikipedia – Monkeys in space
  • Iran’s President Ahmadinejad offers to go into space
  • The Horrible Thing That Happened to Enos the Chimp When He Orbited Earth 50 Years Ago
Iran has successfully launched a live monkey into space. Comedian Jon Stewart described the monkey as "seen here doing it's best 'Han Solo frozen in Carbonite' impression". Image: Comedy Central via inothernews.

Iran has successfully launched a live monkey into space.
Comedian Jon Stewart described the monkey as “seen here doing it’s best ‘Han Solo frozen in Carbonite’ impression”.
Image: Comedy Central via inothernews.

Simon O’Toole is an astronomer and science communicator. He blogs here and tweets here.

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