188: Failing is the most important part of science with Tyler Linder
Spacepod22 Aug 2021

188: Failing is the most important part of science with Tyler Linder

Planetary defense researcher Tyler Linder talks about the benefits of using automated telescopes. He tells us the difference between an automated and a robotic telescope, and explains that inexpensive telescope time lets students learn, experiment, and fail. He describes the work he does with students, and why it is important to him.

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