As promised, here is science communicator Jonathan Chase’s impromptu Astrobiology Rap performed at last week’s Royal Society discussion meeting on ‘The detection of extra-terrestrial life and the consequences for science and society‘. (Write-up of the event is here).
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Photos: Tim Jones
Update
Also of interest:
Jonathan Chase’s presentation on Rap Science from the British Science Association Science Communication Conference 2009 (pdf file, so click and ‘save as’)
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