Big Picture Science – Exoplanets: Robert Sawyer

by Gary Niederhoff on June 17, 2013

Exoplanets – Robert Sawyer
Part 6 of Exoplanets, featuring Robert Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author, most recently of Red Planet Blues, explaining how science fiction works with science to bring exoplanets to life (or maybe that should be “life to exoplanets”).
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