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The Evolution of Earth's Atmosphere Part 4 of 4

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John J. McCarthy Observatory, New Milford, CT. Monthly astronomy lecture done by Bob Lambert. Date of this lecture is October 2008.  Video continues with discussion of today’s atmosphere and the atmosphere of the future.  This lecture opens up to the audience for questions.    The next topic in this episode is how does knowing the evolution help in looking for life elsewhere?  The final topic is what the atmosphere is today and looking ahead.  Video is average quality and appropriate for middle and high school students.
 
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