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Home » Podcast » The Earth in Space: Seeing the World as it Truly Is
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The Earth in Space: Seeing the World as it Truly Is

by jjk|Published 1 July 2023

This episode of the Thinking Spatially podcast focuses on how space exploration helped us understand our own Earth and how it influenced geographic thinking.

The Earth from Space
The Earth from Space
https://media.blubrry.com/thinking_spatially/josephkerski.com/podcast/astronauts.mp3

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