Extreme Exploration - Anneka Rice, Mike Massimino, Britney Schmidt and Jess Phoenix

极限探索 - Anneka Rice、Mike Massimino、Britney Schmidt 和 Jess Phoenix

The Infinite Monkey Cage

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2024-07-31

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Brian Cox and Robin Ince venture to the home place of exploration in Porto, Portugal at the Explorers Club as they discuss science at the extremes of exploration. Joining them is volcanologist Jess Phoenix, astronaut Mike Massimino, astrobiologist and oceanographer Britney Schmidt as well as adventurer and broadcaster Anneka Rice. They discuss breaking robots under the Antarctic ice shelf, chasing after narco-traffickers to retrieve a rock hammer and how viewing the earth from the vantage point of space can profoundly influence how you feel about humanity. Producer: Melanie Brown Executive Producer: Alexandra Feachem BBC Studios Audio Production

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  • Hello, I'm Brian Cox.

  • I'm Robin Ince and this is agaiola infinato do macacco.

  • Very good, because that's Robin's Portuguese, because we are in Porto, Portugal for a gathering of the Explorers Club.

  • That does mean infinite monkey cage, by the way.

  • We checked with the waiter earlier and we made sure he had a good tip, so I think I trust him.

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  • So the idea that you're an explorer mixing with people who have traveled across the globe and indeed into space and you find 100 metres difficult, my claim.

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