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Dian Pusoita Triani (Pipit) a PhD candidate in astronomy at Swinburne talks about the importance of research about asteroids Bennu and Ryugu.

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Dian Pusoita Triani (Pipit) a PhD candidate in astronomy at Swinburne talks about the importance of research about asteroids Bennu and Ryugu.

Why is research about Benny and Ryugu important to humanity?  Are Australia and Indonesia involved in the project?  Are there a lot of young female astronomers like Pipit  in Australia and Indonesia?  Dian Puspita Triani (Pipit) takes listeners into her world.

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