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#393: The Death Star Doppelgänger: Diving into Mimas's Mysteries and Martian Microbes

#393: The Death Star Doppelgänger: Diving into Mimas's Mysteries and Martian Microbes

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Prepare for a cosmic exploration that takes us from the realm of
science fiction to the frontiers of science reality! In this
thrilling episode of Space Nuts, join Andrew Dunkley and Professor
Fred Watson as they delve into the mysteries of our very own solar
system Death Star. No, it's not about to obliterate a planet; it's
Mimas, Saturn's moon, capturing the scientific spotlight with a
revelation that's causing quite the stir. Discover why this
celestial body, bearing a striking resemblance to the infamous Star
Wars construct, is now making waves with a potential sub-surface
ocean hiding beneath its cratered façade.

But that's not all that's brewing in the interstellar pot. We're
also venturing to the red plains of Mars, confronting the
possibility that bacteria might not just survive but thrive under
the harsh Martian conditions. What does this mean for future human
missions to the Red Planet? Could these microscopic stowaways pose
a threat to astronauts, or might they hold the key to unlocking the
secrets of life beyond Earth?

With a blend of intrigue and expertise, Andrew and Fred navigate
through these cosmic questions, offering insights that will leave
you pondering long after the episode ends. So buckle up, space
enthusiasts, as we embark on another adventure that's sure to
expand your universe.

For those hungry for more interstellar knowledge, be sure to
subscribe to Space Nuts on your favorite podcast platform and join
our growing community of astronomy aficionados. With new episodes
filled with astronomical wonders and answers to your burning space
queries, Space Nuts is your gateway to the cosmos. Until next time,
keep gazing upward and let your curiosity lead the way!

Become a supporter of this podcast:
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Show notes created by https://headliner.app

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Episode Chapters

(00:00) This is space nuts. Coming up, we're looking at the Death
Star

(03:05) It might be opportunist bacteria that follows the bite that
could cause Alzheimer's

(04:39) Fred says moon Mimus actually librates around planet
Earth

(12:16) Andrew Ker: Mimas and Enceladus are totally different
moons

(18:56) NASA to try flutter test on its ingenuity helicopter on
Mars

(19:52) Scientists have tested four human infectious bacteria to
survive harsh Martian environments

(26:37) Fred Watson says bacteria could pose a risk to astronauts
on Mars

Become a supporter of this podcast:
https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/space-nuts--2631155/support.
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