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This catch up on our recent flash of episodes has Rachel Rayner, Science Explainer, and confidante Kirsty Kapp checking in with their health and wondering if they'll live long enough to see a permanent human presence on the Moon.
Head to each individual episode for more information on our website: Australian Highlights, Season 2.
Credits
Producer: Rachel Rayner, Science Explainer
Guest: Kirsty Kapp
Music: Michelle Cashman
Editing: Graham Hunter
Made possible through Meta Australia Journalism Fund, administered by the Walkley Foundation, with support from Comedy Victoria.
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