The Space. Chapter 10: The Pale Blue Dot
Jul 14, 20269mEp. 10S1
This season finale looks back at our Pale Blue Dot, revealing how perspective from space may be the key to understanding—and protecting—the only home we have ever known.
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Hosted by Dr Atlihan Onat Karacali · EN · 8 episodes
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This podcast is for curious minds and lifelong learners, exploring civilisation, culture, science, history, technology, myths, maps, and the big questions that shape our understanding of the world through an intellectually playful, wonder-driven, storytelling-based perspective, hosted by Dr Atlıhan Onat Karacalı (https://atlihankaracali.co.uk).
Dr Atlihan Onat Karacali hosts Hodja on Everything, a science show with 8 episodes published.
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