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Jonathan Amos
Science journalist and broadcaster
Jonathan Amos is a science journalist and broadcaster who has worked for the BBC for over 20 years. He has reported on a wide range of scientific topics, including space exploration, climate change, and medical research. Amos has won several awards for his reporting, including a BAFTA for Best Science and Technology Programme.
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Why is Nasa sending people around the moon?BBC Inside ScienceJan 15, 202626:29HostCould we have evidence of life on Mars?BBC Inside ScienceOct 9, 202530:09GuestWhat would cuts to Nasa mean for space science?BBC Inside ScienceMay 22, 202529:43HostThe first civilian spacewalkBBC Inside ScienceOct 10, 202428:05HostThe UK's first satellite launchBBC Inside ScienceFeb 2, 202327:42HostYet More Space Junk; COP-up or COP-out; The End of Bias.BBC Inside ScienceNov 18, 202137:25GuestCoronavirus-free science, the impact of lockdown on climate change and the odds of both life and intelligent life existing.BBC Inside ScienceMay 21, 202028:07GuestWhere next World Wide Web? Space rocks and wormsBBC Inside ScienceMar 21, 201931:37HostMars - rovers v humans? Forests and carbon, Ethiopian bush crowBBC Inside ScienceFeb 21, 201934:13GuestHyabusa 2 at Ryugu, deadly 1918 flu pandemic; WW2 bombing and ionosphere, teenage brainBBC Inside ScienceSep 27, 201828:17GuestFarewell to Cassini, the epic 20 year mission to SaturnBBC Inside ScienceSep 14, 201735:58GuestMore gravitational waves; Ocean floor mapping; Selfish Gene 40th; SpooniesBBC Inside ScienceJun 16, 201630:39HostOrion Launch; Fake Mars trip; XDNA; Richard the Third's skeletonBBC Inside ScienceDec 4, 201427:32GuestRosetta; Thought-controlled genes; Biophonic Life; Arecibo message 40 years onBBC Inside ScienceNov 13, 201428:04Host