Ep. 275: We Need To Talk About This 5-Way (Galaxy Merger) + Cloud 9, A New Kind Of Celestial Object
About this episode
The episode discusses a 5-way galaxy merger and introduces a new type of celestial object while exploring the theme of failure.
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People in this episode
Host: Jill ChaCha
Topics covered
- galaxy merger
- celestial objects
- failure
- science
- comedy
Keywords
- galaxy merger
- celestial object
- failure
- science
- comedy
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