[Q&A] Can JWST See Oumuamua, Why Go to The Moon, DART Images | Q&A 194
In this week's questions and answers show, I explain why a crewed mission to Venus or the Moon makes sense, if there's debris in the Lagrange Points, and why the photos from DART look so familiar.
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00:00 Start
01:16 [Tatooine] Does it make sense to send a crewed mission to Venus?
05:31 [Coruscant] Why send humans to the Moon?
08:54 [Hoth] Is there debris in the Lagrange Points?
11:28 [Naboo] Do the DART photos look familiar?
14:04 [Kamino] Could Webb see Oumuamua?
18:02 [Bespin] What astronomical event would I like to see?
19:58 [Mustafar] What is the most influential image from space?
23:03 [Alderaan] Would Vera Rubin work in space?
26:32 [Dagobah] Could you use the Sun as a gravity assist?
29:24 [Yavin] Could the Sun be blocking Planet 9?
30:55 [Mandalore] Where will be in the next 50 years?
33:35 [Geonosis] What if the Milky Way's black hole disappeared?
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