#108 Thomas Zurbuchen: Adventures in Astrophysics

As a scientist, that the answer must be I don't know. And by the way. That's not a cop out. It's The answer to most questions that we ask in science.

I don't know or I don't yet know. So for me Uh you know, with that question, we actually are making a ton a ton of progress towards. I mean, frankly, during my professional lifetime, it's probably the question Where we've made most groundbreaking discoveries, you know, kind of fight.

When I started my Uh kind of master's degree in astrophysics, uh we had no planets elsewhere other than the ones in our solar system. In the meantime we have Thousands of those planets and some of them look awfully like

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