Science Matters with Lawrence Krauss: space telescope, new galaxies, dwarf planet

Nov. 7, 2016

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Arizona State University physicist Lawrence Krauss joins Ted to discuss the latest science news, including a new space telescope, new galaxies, new dwarf planet and more.

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Physicist Lawrence Krauss

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