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Podcaster: Pamela Gay

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Title: The Daily Space – How To Build A Supervolcano In Just 4 Million Years

Organization: Cosmoquest

Link: http://dailyspace.org/

Description:

Using pockets of gas found in tiny crystals, scientists have created a timeline for the formation and eruption of four supervolcano events in northern Chile more than twenty million years ago. Plus, rocket launches, gorgeous new space images, and an interview with Jian-Yang Li about the upcoming DART mission’s impact.

Bio: Dr. Pamela Gay is a Senior Scientist at Planetary Science Institute and a Director of  CosmoQuest.

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