With the help of the Webb telescope, scientists have found new information about the surface on one of Pluto’s moons and as for our plastic problems here on earth – researchers have found a common family of bacteria using the material for food. What might that mean for global clean-up efforts. Plus, on This Day in History, we look at the start of the “Men’s Only” magazine, Esquire.
NASA's Webb telescope detects traces of carbon dioxide on a Pluto moon | AP News
NASA Telescope Finds New Details About Pluto's Largest Moon - Newsweek
Webb telescope detects carbon dioxide, hydrogen peroxide on surface of Pluto's largest moon - CBS News
Really, Here's How You Pronounce "Charon"---Probably | WIRED
Wastewater bacteria can breakdown plastic for food | ScienceDaily
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New Discovery on Pluto's Largest Moon, Plastic Eating Bacteria, and TDIH - The Beginning of Esquire Magazine | Cool Stuff Ride Home podcast - Listen or read transcript on Metacast
