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In this short episode, the topic of traceability is discussed. I also point out that I am changing my day job, so that there may only be one episode in December, but anticipate that in January the podcast may have a more regular schedule. This is partly due to that more individuals will be contributing to the result.

In this episode we also announce two new courses added to the LearningMeasure.com course catalog.

• MEAS109 - Fundamental Constants in Metrology
• MATH200 - Introduction to Differential Equations

The first of these courses concerns itself with traceability through agreed upon values of natural physical constants, the second is the first of a series of courses on differential equations that will be developed over the next year at the request of some of our users.

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I decided for this episode I would revisit the material presented in Episode 6. Episode 6 is the episode where the audio was lost. The topic of this episode is and was the measurements of the size, movement, and age of the universe.

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