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Life's Cosmic Origins
Aired July 14, 1998

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Episodes:
Planetary Nebulae

Hubble Goes Deep

Life's Cosmic Origins

Spinning Stardust
into Planets

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About Tour the
Cosmos

Are we alone? Astronomical observations over the last few years indicate that environments suitable for life are probably plentiful in the universe. World-renowned astronomers tackle this compelling question during the "Tour the Cosmos" Web simulcast.

On this show, Marc Steiner's guests include Chris Burrows, Space Telescope Science Institute; Jim O'Leary, Maryland Science Center; Steven Squyres, Cornell University; and Mark Voit, Space Telescope Science Institute.

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