Ira Flatow
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Science Friday · Listening for the cosmic ‘dark ages,’ from the lunar far side · 23 Apr 2026
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Are there other astronomers who are annoyed that you got to skip to the front of the line?
Well, you're the pioneer.
You're the pioneer in this.
Right?
Well, I wish you great luck and please stay in touch because we'd like to know when this blasts off and we'll keep track of it, okay?
Okay, thank you very much for having me.
You're welcome.
Ange Slosar is science lead for the Lucy Knight Project.
He's based at Brookhaven National Laboratory out there on Long Island.
Thanks for listening.
And you know, we're always looking for your ideas.
Give us a call on the listener line, 877-4-SciFry.
That's 877-4-SciFry.
This episode was produced by Charles Berquist.
I'm Ira Flato.
We'll see you soon.
Hi, this is Ira Plato, and you're listening to Science Friday.
Nearly every one of us has some type of PFAS, commonly known as forever chemicals, in their blood.
These chemicals are found in nonstick pan coatings, waterproof materials, and firefighting foam.
Roughly two years ago, the EPA adopted federal regulations for PFAS levels in drinking water, though last year the Trump administration rolled back some of those regulations.
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