Episode 42 has been posted — on time, I might add. We’re back to the 30-minute episode length and get back to some good ol’ Coast to Coast AM clips.
I take you on a whirlwind custody case that’s 10 years (or 5 billion years?) in the making, trying to figure out if our solar system is really a member of the Milky Way galaxy, or is it a member of the Sagittarius Dwarf galaxy, a galaxy that was only discovered in 1994 and is currently being eaten alive by the Milky Way.
I also have another crater-based Q&A, discuss the solution to episode 40’s puzzler including the feedback that everyone sent in on what the fate of the puzzler should be, and then a few quick announcements.
Exposing PseudoAstronomy 
[…] exist – yet they do. We also know of long processes taking place right now, such as the Sagittarius Dwarf galaxy that is being eaten by the Milky way over a time scale of billions of years – this was […]
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Great Episode, Stuart.
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