Professor Bill McKinnon, 2023 recipient of the Kuiper Prize, reflects on his career as a planetary scientist. He tells us about a theory of his that was proven right, one that was proven wrong, and what he thinks might be proven wrong in the future.
219: Breaking the models with Dr. Merrison
218: Anything we try is new with Dr. Cable
217: A beautiful experience with Dr. Villanueva
Bonus: Carrie's research update
215: Naming asteroids with Dr. Williams
214: Astronauts on the moon with Dr. Denevi
213: The Six with Loren Grush
212: A scientific legacy with Dr. Blaney
211: The Sparkler Galaxy with Prof. Mowla
Bonus episode: The upcoming American total solar eclipse
210: Wonders of the Night Sky with Prof. Prinja
209: Mission to the largest moon in the solar system with Dr. Witasse
208: Cosmic tug of war with Dr. Plazas Malagón
207: One of the stranger surfaces in the solar system with Dr. Cartwright
206: Every asteroid observation ever taken with Dr. Veres
205: The moon's right to exist with Dr. Prem
204: Light Pollution with Kelly Beatty
203: 11 hours and 23 minutes with Dr. Chabot
202: Making atmospheres with Prof. Telus
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