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Welcome to Season 4!
We hope you enjoy our first episode of the season featuring author of The Martian and Artemis, Andy Weir.
We had a great conversation about space elevators, history, & character development. The co-host for this show was environmental student and Spark Science blogger, Jonathan Flynn.
Thank you to Andy Weir, WWU Video Services and Village Books
Photo: Jonathan Willams - WWU
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