Space

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The Kiss: Love Stories from North America

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Tess of the d'Urbervilles

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Goodbye, Mr. Hollywood

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Dinosaurs

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Henry VIII and His Six Wives

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William Shakespeare

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Pocahontas

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Coldest Place on Earth

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Agatha Christie, Woman of Mystery

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

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The Card

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Death in the Freezer

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Skyjack!

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Elephant Man

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Chemical Secret

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England

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Bronte Story

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Dead Man's Island

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The Withered Arm

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Gandhi

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Formula One

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Chocolate

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Far from the Madding Crowd

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The Three Strangers and Other Stories

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Love of a King

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Witches of Pendle

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Mary Queen of Scots

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Tales from Longpuddle

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Pride and Prejudice

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Through the Looking-Glass

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Alien Earths: The New Science of Planet Hunting in the Cosmos

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The Earth: A Very Short Introduction

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How It Began: A Time-Traveler's Guide to the Universe

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The Origin of the Universe

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Life beyond Earth

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The Story of Earth: The First 4.5 Billion Years, from Stardust to Living Planet

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Life: The First 4 Billion Years: The Story of Life from the Big Bang to the Evolution of Humans

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Geology: A Very Short Introduction

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The Universe: The book of the BBC TV series presented by Professor Brian Cox

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All These Worlds Are Yours: The Scientific Search for Alien Life

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The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations That Transform the World

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Black Holes and Super Gravity

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Imagined Life: A Speculative Scientific Journey among the Exoplanets in Search of Intelligent Aliens, Ice Creatures, and Supergravity Animals

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Dark Matter Theory

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Gravity's Engines: How Bubble-Blowing Black Holes Rule Galaxies, Stars, and Life in the Cosmos

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Astronomy I: Earth, Sky and Planets

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Five Billion Years of Solitude: The Search for Life Among the Stars

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Impact: How Rocks from Space Led to Life, Culture, and Donkey Kong

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Geology: The Story of Earth

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From Eternity to Here: The Quest for the Ultimate Theory of Time

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Exoplanets (Goldsmith): Hidden Worlds and the Quest for Extraterrestrial Life

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The Elements We Live By: How Iron Helps Us Breathe, Potassium Lets Us See, and Other Surprising Superpowers of the Periodic Table

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Forces of Nature

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The Alien Perspective: A New View of Humanity and the Cosmos

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One of Ten Billion Earths: How We Learn About Our Planet's Past and Future From Distant Exoplanets

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Why Does E=MC² and Why Should We Care?

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Pluto!: Not a Planet? Not a Problem!

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The Planets

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It Couldn't Just Happen: Knowing the Truth About God's Awesome Creation

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The Future of Geography: How the Competition in Space Will Change Our World

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English Pronunciation Secrets: The Game-Changing Guide to Mastering the General American Accent

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Speak-ology: How to Speak with Confidence, Fluency & Eloquence.. Language for Highly Effective Communication: +349 Expert Speaking Templates, Phrases & Idioms for Professional Communication in English

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Learn English: 3000 essential words and phrases

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Hickory Dickory Dock: Level 5, B2+

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And then there were none: Level 4 – upper- intermediate (B2)

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English Vocabulary Master for Advanced Learners - Listen & Learn (Proficiency Level B2-C1)

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7 Shared Skills for Academic IELTS Speaking-Writing

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English Vocabulary Master: 300 Idioms (Proficiency Level: Intermediate / Advanced B2-C1 – Listen & Learn)

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Fifty Daily English and Spanish Conversations: 50 Real conversations that will save your day!

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A Dictionary of English Synonymes

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Murder on the Orient Express: B1

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The Murder at the Vicarage: B2+

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Death on the Nile: B1

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The Lowdown: Improve Your Speech - Women in Business

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Memory Techniques for Language Learning: Accelerate the Language Learning Process

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The Murder of Roger Ackroyd: Level 5, B2+

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They Do It With Mirrors: B2+

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How to Choose a Translation for All Its Worth: A Guide to Understanding and Using Bible Versions

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Witness for the Prosecution and other stories: B1

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Destination Unknown: B2

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The Moving Finger: Level 5, B2+

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The Man in the Brown Suit: Level 5, B2+

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N or M?: Level 5, B2+

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The Body in the Library: B1

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Sparkling Cyanide: B2

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Extra Terrestrials: Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss our chances of ever discovering life on another planet.

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Extra Terrestrials: Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss our chances of ever discovering life on another planet.

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Episode 639: Waterworlds. Can There Be Life Without Land?: One of the longstanding questions astronomers have had is, are we normal? Is our Solar System a template for what we might expect to see as we look out into the Milky Way at other star systems? As the data continues to come in, the answer to that question really seems to be no, we’re not normal. Star systems seem to have a huge variety of planets orbiting them. Familiar planets like our own terrestrial, gas and ice worlds. But then there are also super earths, mini-neptunes, hot jupiters. And it looks like there are planets, located in their star’s habitable zone, which are completely covered with liquid water. Like, oceans which are dozens and maybe even hundreds of kilometers deep. What would it be like on one of these worlds, and of course, we always want to know, could they be habitable?

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TEOTWAWKI - The End of Everything: If we manage to survive the Sun gradually heating up, though, there might be a bigger problem before the Sun runs out of hydrogen. See, Monty Python and the Galaxy Song have it right; our galaxy is only one of millions and billions in this amazing and...

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What Mount Kilimanjaro Has To Do With The Search For Alien Life: Astrobiologist Morgan Cable talks to host Emily Kwong about the search for alien life, right here in our solar system.

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World Space Week: It's World Space Week, so we're celebrating with five stories all about space! QUIZ QUESTIONS: 1. What is the name of the asteroid where the dust was gathered? 2. What airport will be the take-off point for the satellite-laden jets? 3. Which people will be able to navigate across the ice safely? 4. Which two planets mentioned in Story Two have rings other than Saturn and Neptune? 5. What does DART stand for? BONUS TRICKY QUESTION: What will become the world's largest radio telescope? ANSWERS: 1. Ryugu 2. Wellcamp Airport (at Toowoomba) 3. Inuit people 4. Jupiter and Uranus 5. Double Asteroid Redirection Test BONUS TRICKY ANSWER: Square Kilometre Array Telescope

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Are We Alone in the Universe?: How did life begin on Earth? Curiously, scientist…

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The What Cast #258 - Comet 67P and The Rosetta Mission: In 2004 the ESA launched a probe that was going where no probe has gone before. Worm hole? Alien planet? No, but the real answer is just as interesting. 10 years later, they actually succeeding in lading a probe on a flying rock in space traveling at...

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Peter Cawood on When Plate Tectonics Started

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Episode 544: Q&A 94: Can Solar Sails Explore The Outer Solar System? And More...: In this week's questions show, I answer a question about solar sails, what geologists might learn from lunar rocks, if Earth could survive inside Jupiter, could gas giants be closer to the Sun, and more.

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Matter Barely Matters

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Episode 147: Postcards From Home: Today we turn our telescopes back around to study ourself. Our own solar system is undergoing a conceptual revolution. From its chaotic birth to its fiery end, our solar system is no longer seen as static and isolated. It is now understood to change...

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Episode 585: Can Life Spread From Star to Star? The Theory of Galactic Panspermia: The race is on to find life in other places in the Solar System, from underground reservoirs on Mars to the subsurface oceans on Europa and Enceladus. If spacecraft, rovers or even astronauts make the momentous discovery of life on another world, that’ll just open up new questions. Did it originate all on its own, completely independently from Earth, or are we somehow related? And if we are related, how long ago did our evolutionary trees branch away from each other. Even though Mars is millions of kilometers away, it could be possible that we’re still related thanks to the concept of Panspermia; the idea that meteor impacts could transfer rocks and maybe even living creatures from world to world. But could you go one step further? If we find life on another star system, could we discover that we’re actually related to them too? Is Galactic Panspermia possible?

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Aliens! Well... Sort Of: Two-Faced Stars, Methane, and Going Nuclear

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要直擊太陽系外的行星就那麼困難嘛？Imaging planets around another star

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Geologic Time & Radioisotope Dating

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Astronomy News with The Cosmic Companion Podcast March 17, 2020

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Invisible Worlds: ENCORE  You can’t see it, but it’s there, whether an atom, a gravity wave, or the bottom of the ocean … but we have technology that allows us to detect what eludes our sight. When we do, whole worlds open up. Without...

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Episode 81, ‘The End of Everything: Astrophysically Speaking’ with Katie Mack (Part I - The Death of the Universe): Welcome to 'Episode 81 (Part I of II)' where we’ll be discussing the death of the universe with Katie Mack.

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Episode 81, ‘The End of Everything: Astrophysically Speaking’ with Katie Mack (Part II - Further Analysis and Discussion): Welcome to 'Episode 81 (Part II of II)' where we’ll be discussing the philosophy of the universe’s end with theoretical astrophysicist Katie Mack.

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Pave New Worlds: The extra-solar planet count is more than 400 and rising. Before long we may find an Earth-like planet around another star. If we do, and can visit, what next? Stake out our claim on an alien world or tread lightly and preserve it? We’ll look...

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The Invisible In-Between: To need air is human. Our lungs thank us for each breath we take. But air is more than a transporter of O2. It shapes our weather, keeps birds aloft and moves spores from here to there. A cubic foot of air is anything but “empty” (hot...

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Imagining Planets: Pluto, we hardly knew ye.  Well, not anymore!  Until recently, Pluto and Mars were respectively the least-known and best-known planet-sized bodies in our Solar System.  Thanks to the New Horizons spacecraft, our picture of Pluto has...

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Amazing Exoplanets Part 2: This is part two of our two-part episode on the wondrous world of exoplanets. On this episode Wayne and Dan explore a "super Saturn" with a ring system of over 110,000,000 million miles in diameter. If this planet were where our Saturn is located, we...

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Episode 2: The Big Bang Theory (before TV)

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And To Space We Return: ENCORE Earth may be the cradle of life, but our bodies are filled with materials cooked up billions of years ago in the scorching centers of stars. As Carl Sagan said, “We are all stardust.” We came from space, and some say it is to space we will...

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Burst 26 - The Cosmic Archipelago, Part 1.: Nick Nielsen on the Cosmic Archipelago

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Our Laboratory in Space

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Does my equator look big in this?: Is the Earth getting heavier or lighter?

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Episode 550: Exploring The Icy Moons of Jupiter. NASA's Europa Clipper and ESA's JUICE: Mars is the place that most of our spacecraft, landers and rovers are studying, searching for any evidence that life ever existed somewhere else in the Solar System. But talk to planetary scientists, and they’re just as excited about the ocean worlds of the Solar System; the moons, asteroids, dwarf planets and Kuiper Belt objects where there could be vast oceans of liquid water under thick shells of ice. The perfect environment for life to thrive. We’ve only had tantalizing hints that these oceans are there, but NASA is building a spacecraft that will study one of these worlds in detail: the Europa Clipper. And they’re not the only ones. The European Space Agency is building their own mission, the Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer.