Episode 637: Q&A 119: Why Should Artemis Bother When We've Got Starship? And More... Featuring Dr. Pamela Gay
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In this week\'s questions show, I explain why we should be excited for both Starship and Artemis. Do we have a cognitive bias when thinking about advanced civilizations? Should humans or robots explore space? And more...
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00:30 Why should Artemis bother? Starship is better
\\n04:34 Do we have a cognative bias when thinking about aliens?
\\n08:55 Do I have a bobble-head?
\\n10:36 Humans or robots?
\\n13:35 Stop with Premieres?
\\n17:04 Can we land without fuel?
\\n19:55 Can we see farther into the Universe?
\\n21:48 Could superearth inhabitants launch rockets?
\\n23:47 What if my content is wrong?
\\n25:50 Can we predict when a supernova will happen?
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