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Astronomy 3/24/22

Published March 24, 2022 at 1:42 PM EDT
Ring around the moon on a late winter night in 2022.
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Ring around the moon on a late winter night in 2022.

It's another astronomy edition of Vox Pop. Astronomers Valerie Rapson joins host Ray Graf to take your calls.

Doctor Valerie Rapson is an Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy at SUNY Oneonta.

The number to call with your questions is 800-348-2551.

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