Revised Interview with Bio Medical Engineer Holly Holman
Jun 23, 20268m
Very interesting interview with Dr. Holman on in-depth work on the inner ear canal and all of its mysteries.
Hosted by leo thomas · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 79 episodes
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This is short segment about what's fun in the sky and all around us as we look up, look around and get lost in spaceand in the sky lore of many cultures under one sky, its all of our heritage, and a spiritual connection for all who feel the magic!
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Very interesting interview with Dr. Holman on in-depth work on the inner ear canal and all of its mysteries.
An in-depth science interview with Dr. Holman who is a bio medical engineer and studies the inner ear canals and its incredible complexity! Very enlightening.
Star party June 20th Stansbury Park Observatory Complex
Join us for the star party June 20th at dusk at Stansbury Park Observatory Com0lex near Tooele, Utah.
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