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WASHINGTON, March 3, 2015 � You can see it through a telescope, or watch a documentary about it, but you can’t stick your nose out and take a whiff. Speaking of Chemistry returns this week to answer the very important question, “What does space smell like?� Matt Davenport, Ph.D., reveals the stinky secrets of the cosmos from the people who have been there. Check it out at .

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