Ashley Bosa & Bryan Rosenblatt

EpicEarth Podcast

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Welcome to the EpicEarth Podcast, a product of Boise State University students as part of STEM Outreach through the Geoscience Department. The concept of EpicEarth was developed by Ashley Bosa, Bryan Rosenblatt, and Scott Gauvain - all BSU graduate students who want to highlight the scientific progress taking place on this EpicEarth! Join us from the comfort of your chair as we travel all over the world. Dive into the world of glaciologists, hydrologists, biologists, paleontologists, physicists, seismologists, and a whole other host of scientists. Take a journey with us around this EpicEarth.

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Autor

Ashley Bosa & Bryan Rosenblatt

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Science

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sites.google.com

Ostatni odcinek

27 sie 2025

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