218: Anything we try is new with Dr. Cable

Spacepod by Carrie Nugent

Mar 24, 202426:32Science & Medicine

Dr. Morgan Cable returns to the show after nine years! She tells us how she creates new minerals in her laboratory. She explains how this work helps shape NASA's Dragonfly mission. She encourages listeners to have confid...

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