Tim Spahr of the Minor Planet Center
Episode Date: July 8, 2013There’s a place to go when you find a space rock headed our way, or headed any which way. Tim Spahr directs the Minor Planet Center, the global cleari...
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1255 episodes transcribedThere’s a place to go when you find a space rock headed our way, or headed any which way. Tim Spahr directs the Minor Planet Center, the global cleari...
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