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“This is How You Know: How Science Happens”

On this edition of Conversations, Kirsten Larson and Cornelia Lee talk with host Dan Skinner about “This is How You Know: How Science Happens.” Kirsten Larson used to work with rocket scientists at NASA. And now she writes books for curious kids including “Wood, Wire, Wings: Emma Lillian Todd Invents an Airplane,” and “The Fire of Stars – The Life and Brilliance of the Woman Who Discovered What Stars are Made Of.” -- Cornelia Li has illustrated many picture books, including “Gravity is Bringing Me Down” and “Voyage through Space.”

Dan Skinner is a former Director of Kansas Public Radio and the Audio-Reader Network. He is the host of KPR's Conversations program.
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