Imperial College London

Both of Rich's asteroid discoveries are about 600 feet in diameter.

According to the Purdue University and Imperial College of London's impact calculator, An asteroid of this size range enters the Earth's atmosphere every 15,000 years or so, starts to break up at an altitude of 215,000 feet, and ultimately creates a crater a mile in diameter and 1,000 feet deep.

If you were 25 miles away, two minutes after such an asteroid crashed into the ground, you would hear a loud noise and feel a 22 mile per hour wind.

About six minutes after that, you would experience seismic shaking equivalent to a 5.4 magnitude earthquake.

There were amazing people on it.

So I then basically was accepted to do a master's at Imperial College.

We'd done a visit to Imperial College and I thought, wow, that's how I'm going to progress this.

And then I disappeared to Australia for a holiday and And then I didn't leave for basically a decade.

So I then sort of honed my...

And the UK has been my base ever since.

your experience of Australia and your experience of working with the Aboriginals, what impact did that have on your postdoc and your doctorate? I mean, how would you describe it? I mean, postdoc, doctorate? Yeah,

so I did a master's, PhD, and then seven years of postdoc before I turned down... an opportunity of permanent tenure at Imperial College, it had a complete influence in the sense that my fascination was understanding the complexity of natural systems, but particularly when humans get involved.

It looked like what you'd find in salad.

But Groff, who recently graduated from Imperial College London, and her research team had genetically engineered this lettuce.

After the modification, the lettuce produced a protein found in meat known as myoglobin.

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I'm Sarah Daniels.

I'm an occupational therapist, and I work at Imperial College London.

That's the power of technology.

We're trying to spot early signs that things might be going wrong.

Well, an influential organization called the World Weather Attribution, Wor- ...

Well, there's no "the." World Weather Attribution, WWA, housed at Imperial College London, "Hello," uh, published a report on the catastrophe along with a press release touting its alarming findings.

And of course, major media outlets ran with it, claiming that WWA scientists had concluded that the collapse, collapse was the result of...

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Lars, great to be with you.

Would you mind telling my audience what the World Weather Attribution is at Imperial College London? What is WWA?

Yeah, WWA is a group that was formed in 2014. underneath an advocacy group called Climate Central.

And the goal of Climate Central was to popularize climate change to get people motivated to advocate for climate policies.

Well, there's no the.

World Weather Attribution, WWA, housed at Imperial College, London.

Hello! Published a report on the catastrophe, along with a press release touting its alarming findings.

And of course, major media outlets ran with it, claiming that WWA's scientists had concluded that the collapse was the result of...

Well, there's no the.

World Weather Attribution, WWA, housed at Imperial College London.

Hello! Published a report on the catastrophe, along with a press release touting its alarming findings.

And of course, major media outlets ran with it, claiming that WWA's scientists had concluded that the collapse was the result of...