26: Space Nuts Episode 25 - Juno, China and Dark Sky
In this episode Fred and I discuss and give some interesting background/insider information on:
*the Juno mission to Jupiter (though I slip up and call it Mars...my obsession...oops:))
*The very, very big Chinese Radio Telescope ...which Fred has some inside knowledge of.
*And Australia has it's own Dark Sky Park...one of only a handful in the world. Fred worked closely on the project and has some great insights.
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