Talking on the radio Wednesday at noon about arsenic life

Tune in to the public radio show Word of Mouth to hear insights on NASA's cookie full of arsenic. Don't miss it!

2010-12-08T03:49:52 | 1 min read

Quick note: I'll be on the public radio show Word of Mouth show just after noon eastern time tomorrow (Wednesday 12/8) to talk about NASA's cookie full of arsenic. You can listen live here. [Update: the podcast is posted now.]

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