
scienceJan 24, 201742:28pending
Ice, Snow and Lava: Exploring Antarctica’s Mount Erebus
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Earth’s southernmost active volcano may also be its most remote. Rosaly Lopes and Michael Carroll recently spent a few frigid days on the slopes of Antarctica’s Mount Erebus. What they learned may help us understand volcanos on other worlds. Emily Lakdawalla shows us stunning new, close-up images of Saturn’s rings. Bill Nye says a LightSail solar sail prototype has gone on display in a London museum. How could black holes help answer a space trivia contest question about Earth and Saturn? Also, an encore presentation of a visit with the late Gene Cernan, last astronaut to walk on the moon. Related links are here: http://www.planetary.org/multimedia/planetary-radio/show/2017/0123-lopes-carroll-erebus-volcano.html
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