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Podcaster: Steve Nerlich

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Title: Dear CA #61: Who Listens To The Radio?

Organization: Cheap Astronomy

Links: http://cheapastro.com

Description: More cybercrime in space, with some aliens thrown in.

It’s better than the stereo…

– Can anyone intercept the information and images transmitted from spacecraft back to Earth?

Continuing a recent Dear Cheap Astronomy theme of cyber-hacking in space, we’re now going to investigate straightforward cyber-theft.

– What do you think of the Drake equation?

Well, we like it and we think it’s terrific that an eminent astronomer’s back-of-an envelope scribblings have so captured the public imagination.

Bio: Cheap Astronomy presents a podcast about nothing

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