While household energy derived from fusion is a long ways off, the process is already being used in astronomy. We find out how it’s helping us learn about faraway planets. We also talk with the new head of the state DNR. Plus, an economist talks with us about a recent slow-down in inflation.
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Testing the universe in a lab
Last month, scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced a breakthrough in fusion reactions, generating a net-gain in energy. An astrophysicist explains how this fusion research is helping them understand our universe, and the possibility for life on other planets.
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Meet the DNR's new secretary appointee
Just about two weeks on the job, we talk with Adam Payne, Governor Evers’ new secretary appointee for secretary of the DNR.
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Inflation begins to slow, signaling lower costs for consumers
Inflation is beginning to slow down, which lower prices overall for consumers. An expert joins us to talk about the new data.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Trina La Susa Technical Director
- Lee Rayburn Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Emilie Burditt Producer
- Adam Frank Guest
- Sec. Adam Payne Guest
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