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Host Rachel Feltman, alongside leading science and tech journalists, dives into the rich world of scientific discovery in this bite-size science variety show.

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2020-09-10
Bricks Can Be Turned into Batteries
3 分钟
2020-09-10
Leftovers Are a Food-Waste Problem
3 分钟
2020-09-09
Some Dinosaurs Probably Nested in Arctic
4 分钟
2020-09-04
Star Systems Can Be Born Topsy-Turvy
3 分钟
2020-09-03
Death by Lightning Is Common for Tropical Trees
3 分钟
2020-09-01
Science Briefs from around the World
3 分钟
2020-08-29
Alaska's Salmon Are Shrinking
4 分钟
2020-08-28
End of 'Green Sahara' May Have Spurred a Megadrought in Southeast Asia
3 分钟
2020-08-26
White Rhinos Eavesdrop to Know Who's Who
4 分钟
2020-08-22
Prehistoric Marine Reptile Died after a Giant Meal
3 分钟
2020-08-19
Cows with Eye Images Keep Predators in Arrears
4 分钟
2020-08-18
Warbler Species Fires Up Song Diversity
4 分钟
2020-08-13
Why Lava Worlds Shine Brightly (It's Not the Lava)
3 分钟
2020-08-12
Aardvarks Are Ailing amid Heat and Drought
4 分钟
2020-08-07
The World's Highest-Dwelling Mammal Lives atop a Volcano
4 分钟
2020-08-05
Dampening of the Senses Is Linked to Dementia Risk
2 分钟
2020-08-04
Translucent Frog Optics Create Camo Color
4 分钟
2020-08-03
Paired Comparisons Could Mean Better Witness Identifications
4 分钟
2020-08-03
Foxes Have Dined on Our Leftovers for 30,000 Years
4 分钟
2020-08-01
Mexico Caves Reveal Ancient Ocher Mining
4 分钟
2020-07-28
In Bee Shortage, Bubbles Could Help Pollinate
3 分钟
2020-07-27
Science News Briefs from around the Planet
3 分钟
2020-07-26
Seismologists Find the World Quieted Down during Pandemic Lockdowns
3 分钟
2020-07-24
Old Art Offers Agriculture Info
4 分钟
2020-07-24
How COVID-19 Decreases Weather Forecast Accuracy
3 分钟
2020-07-23
Cricket Avoids Being Bat Food by Doing Nothing
4 分钟
2020-07-22
Speaker System Blocks City Noise
3 分钟
2020-07-20
Civil War Vaccine May Have Lessons for COVID-19
4 分钟
2020-07-17
Can People ID Infectious Disease by Cough and Sneeze Sounds?
4 分钟
2020-07-14
Why Some Birds Are Likely To Hit Buildings
3 分钟

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Bricks Can Be Turned into Batteries

Leftovers Are a Food-Waste Problem

Some Dinosaurs Probably Nested in Arctic

Star Systems Can Be Born Topsy-Turvy

Death by Lightning Is Common for Tropical Trees

Science Briefs from around the World

Alaska's Salmon Are Shrinking

End of 'Green Sahara' May Have Spurred a Megadrought in Southeast Asia

White Rhinos Eavesdrop to Know Who's Who

Prehistoric Marine Reptile Died after a Giant Meal

Cows with Eye Images Keep Predators in Arrears

Warbler Species Fires Up Song Diversity

Why Lava Worlds Shine Brightly (It's Not the Lava)

Aardvarks Are Ailing amid Heat and Drought

The World's Highest-Dwelling Mammal Lives atop a Volcano

Dampening of the Senses Is Linked to Dementia Risk

Translucent Frog Optics Create Camo Color

Paired Comparisons Could Mean Better Witness Identifications

Foxes Have Dined on Our Leftovers for 30,000 Years

Mexico Caves Reveal Ancient Ocher Mining

In Bee Shortage, Bubbles Could Help Pollinate

Science News Briefs from around the Planet

Seismologists Find the World Quieted Down during Pandemic Lockdowns

Old Art Offers Agriculture Info

How COVID-19 Decreases Weather Forecast Accuracy

Cricket Avoids Being Bat Food by Doing Nothing

Speaker System Blocks City Noise

Civil War Vaccine May Have Lessons for COVID-19

Can People ID Infectious Disease by Cough and Sneeze Sounds?

Why Some Birds Are Likely To Hit Buildings

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